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FUKUSHIMA THE RED ZONE 2018 ESPLORAZIONE - Duration: 10:13.
TRIP TO FUKUSHIMA 2018
CHEMICAL EXPLOSION REACTOR 1-3
EVACUATION AREA
THIS IS THE TRAVEL DIARY OF FUKUSHIMA
THANKS TO THE PERMISSIONS
THE COLPITE AREAS NEAR THE NUCLEAR PLANT
FUTABA E OKUMA
SEE THE TOWN OF NAMIE IS PROGRESSING AFTER A YEAR
INTERESTING TRAVEL THAT HAS LEFT THE SIGN IN MY LIFE
BECAUSE I WANT TO SEE WITH MY EYES WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
AND TRY TO SHARE WITH YOU THIS EXPERIENCE
ODAKA FUKUSHIMA
FIRST RICE AFTER LONG TIME
decontamination bags full of soil
COW IS CONTAMINATE BUT BY RADIATION THE OWNER DOES NOT WANT TO KILL THEM, PINEAPPLE IS THE ONLY FOOD BECAUSE IS FREE
HERE WAS FULL ABOUT HOUSE NOW THE OWNERS DICEDE TO DEMOLISH ALL
IN DESCRIPTION YOU CAN FIND ALL THE INFO OF THOSE WHO ACCOMPANIED IN THE JOURNEY
LIVES IN OKUMA, HIS FAMILY IS ORIGINAL OF THE AREA
SOMEONE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND BETTER WHAT HAPPENED HIM IS THE RIGHT PERSON
UNDERSTAND IF THERE ARE IDEAS OR SOLUTIONS FOR THE FUTURE
THE ONLY ONE COMBINI IN 15KM IS IN NAMIE
NEW SCHOOL IN NAMIE BUT THE NUMER OF STUDENTS IS 10
PORT OF NAMIE DESTROYED BY TSUNAMI, CAUSING THE DEATH OF ALMOST 200 PEOPLE
FUTABA STATION THIS IS RED ZONE 4/5 KM FROM NUCLEAR PLANT
THE DECONTAMINATION PROGRAM IS HUGE
60 MILLION BAGS
ALL BAGS WILL MOVE IN SPECIFIC AREA ( DARK ZONE IN THE MAP)
THE AREA IT IS SURROUNDED BY HOUSE, RICE FACTORY, BUT THE COMPANY WITH GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO BUY
WILL BE THE STOCK AREA IN THE FUTURE
EVERY BAGS WILL BE OPEN FOR CONTROL
THE FLAMMABLE MATERIAL WILL BE DIVIDED
WILL BE BORN IN SPECIAL FACTORY AND
AND THEN THE MATERIALS WILL BE SEPARATED IN SPECIAL UNDERGROUND TANKS
EVERYTHING IS GONNA BE SAFE AND CONTROL
WHEN THE PROCESS IS DONE, THE ALL AREA WILL BE CLOSE FOR 30-40 YEARS
OKUMA WILL BE REBUILT NEW AND A PART OF THE OLD WILL BE DEMOLISH
LIKE IN NAMIE MANY BUILDING WILL BE DEMOLISH FOR MAKE NEW
THE SOME IN OKUMA MANY HOUSE DEMOLISH.
OKUMA CLOSE TO NUCLEAR PLENT RADIATION IS DECREASING SLOWLY BUT STILL NOT ALLOWED LIVE HERE
ELEMENTARY SHOOL IN OKUMA
SPORT AREA CONTAMINATED
control area without regular permission is illegal to go inside
OKUMA 4-5KM FROM NUCLEAR PLANT NOT ONE PERSON LIVE HERE
SOLAR PANELS ARE EVERYWHERE IN NON-CULTIVATED FIELDS
HERE IS WHERE WILL BE BILD AGAIN OKUMA IN THE NEXT 3-5 YEARS
BEFORE YOU GO LAST CONTROL FOR THE LEVEL OF RADIATION YOU HAVE WITH YOU
SOME PART OF THE CAR AND CLOTHS AND SHOES CAN HAVE RADIATION
I asked the person who guided us
MEABY STUPID QUESTION....
WHAT HE THINKING IS GONNA ON IN THE FUTURE IN THE AREA
WHAT YOU WISH
FOR YOUR COMMUNITY
HE ANSWER ME:
IT IS HYPOCRITE TO THINK THAT YOU CAN RETURN AS BEFORE THAT HAPPENED
IT IS HYPOCRITE TO THINK EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE PERFECT
WE CAN MAKE BETTER THE PRESENT
AND HELP THE NEW GENERATION
THIS IS WE CAN DO...
WE MUST FIND THE SOLUTION
WE HAVE THE IDEAS WE WILL PUT IN PRACTICE
WE DO NOT KNOW IF THEY WORK BUT WE MUST TRY
WE NEED DO THIS FOR OUR FUTURE AND THE FUTURE OF OUR CHILDREN
I FILMED SOMETHINK
THE LIFE STILL THERE
BUTTERFLY AND YOUNG BOYS RETURN TO HOME
WE ARE 15KM FROM THE NUCLEAR PLANT IN ODAKA
WHERE THERE IS LIFE THERE IS HOPE
THANKS FOR WATCHING
CA YOU SHARE WILL BE NICE GIFT FOR ME THANKS
WE SEE THE NEXT VIDEO FROM JAPAN
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What's up, folks? My name is Daniel Flandri. I am a singer and a vocal teacher
And I am going to perform a song today from "Forfun" called "Residence"
I hope you like it. If you do so, thumbs up, share it, leave your feedback, suggestions. That's it. Be Light!!!
I make of myself House of good feelings
Where bad faith makes no residence And evil is not created
I surround myself with good intentions And friends of noble hearts
Who blow and open gates With key that does not copy
I watch myself in silence Because it is in it where is said more and better
I teach myself to be more tolerant, do not judge anyone And with that be happier
Being the one who always brings love
Being the one who always brings smiles
And staying calm wherever I go
Patient, confident, intuitive
I make of myself Part of the secret of the universe
Along with all the other things which I admire and I talk about
I fill up my chest with light Nurture the body and soul
I realize that in not having Peace and calm are found.
And I'm still traveling around Inhabitant of a home without walls
The past I left in that moment And with it my future plans To follow
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Being the one who always brings smiles
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10 Important Skills Rich People Have which poor people don't have
Raghu Rai said, "Skills are never taught, they are acquired.
I can give you a camera, but can't feed vision".
Over a period of many years, people who end up being successful have worked hard to acquire
some very important skills that allow them to be more successful than others.
In this video, we'll be sharing with you 10 of the most important skills you need to
be successful and how you can acquire those skills and become more successful.
Skill No. 8 is very important and we need you to see it, so try and watch this video
till the end.
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videos like this.
Skill No. 1
Communication skill
Kevin O'Leary was once asked how he decides which entrepreneur he'll invest with.
His answer was very simple; anyone who can explain his idea in 90 seconds.
To become successful, you must know how to communicate effectively.
Whether you're trying to get someone to finance your business, partner with you or
do you some other favour, your ability to communicate effectively is what determines
your outcome.
What should you do?
Pick up few books about how to develop your communication skills.
Also study a little about human psychology so you'll understand how people think because
if you don't understand human beings, you can't communicate effectively or get what
you want from them.
No. 2 Networking skill
I saw a video of Mark Zuckerberg few days ago where he was talking about how his friendship
with some people while in college helped him to become successful.
Not just him, according to a study, 79% of wealthy people network 5 hours or more each
month.
Why do rich network?
You see, we're living in a very complex world where you can only know a few things.
If you don't hang around other ambitious people, there are tons of things you just
won't know and your progress will be very slow.
Take for instance, Bill Gates discovered the idea for Microsoft from a Magazine he borrowed
from a friend.
What if he didn't network enough to have such friend?
Why do you need networking skill?
Networking with the right people will help you to know what you'll ordinarily won't
know.
Plus, these people will be a source of constant challenge and inspiration for you.
No. 3 Vision skill
Jeff Bezos started Amazon in the year 1996 at the time when only 0.9% of the world is
on the internet.
Now, we have more than 3 billion people on the internet.
It's easy to do things when it has become popular.
The hardest thing to do is the thing that no one is doing yet and that's what the
rich do.
How can you develop your vision?
Be like Mark Cuban, always ask yourself, "Where is the world going and how can I get there
first?"
Don't think like everyone who follows the crowd.
Go to unknown places and try to create something yet to be popular.
The more you practice trying to see the invisible, the better you can become.
No. 4 Selling skill
Herb Cohen is the author of "You Can Negotiate Anything" and he believes that we're negotiating
every day of our life.
Whether you're an employee, a politician, a scientist or an entrepreneur, we are all
sellers but not many of us are good at it.
How can you improve your selling skill?
Be conscious of the fact that you're selling.
This alone should help you in so many ways.
No. 5 Focus skill
Steve Job was known to be a genius but most people don't know his secret.
According to him, his motto was "Focus and simplicity".
Most successful people simply focus on one thing all their life.
Think about this.
Warren Buffet has been investing since age 11.
Michael Jackson started singing at 5 and did only that all his life.
Tiger wood started playing golf at 3 and do that till today.
Bill Gates started selling games as a teenager and remain an entrepreneur all his working
life.
Focus.
Focus.
Focus on few important things is what separate successful people from others.
How can you apply this?
Don't be proud of being a super generalist.
Know what you are good at and focus only on that.
No 6 Delegation skill
Poor people usually love doing things by themselves.
Rich people love delegating.
Let's face it, we all have only a few hours in the day.
How can you get much done by doing everything yourself?
What's the way out?
Don't be a perfectionist.
Learn how to sit back and get someone else to do what you should why you focus on doing
something more important.
No. 7 Leadership skill
John C. Maxwell said, "Everything rises and falls on leadership".
He believes you cannot go far in life if you're not a good leader and I think he's right
because to be successful in any field, you must have tens and hundreds of people who
either work with you or follow you.
How do you get this people to remain with you?
How do you get them to see the vision?
How do you get them to be committed to a set goal?
All these require leadership skills.
How do you become good at leadership?
In my experience, the best way to be good at leadership is to take responsibility for
leadership.
Look around in your church, community or school and get involve.
Take responsibility, deal with people and volunteer to solve simple problems whenever
you belong.
No. 8 Negotiation skill
Successful people take time to understand human beings, their strengths and weaknesses.
With these understanding, they always know how to get what they want whenever they want
it.
How can you be good at negotiation?
We recommend you read the Herb Cohen's book, "You can negotiate anything"
No. 9 Decision making skill
What most people of the world do is to make new-year resolution.
Com'on, that's not decision.
Decision is not making until proactive, determined and massive actions follows.
You can't claim to have decided to start a business until you actual start one.
You can't claim to have decided to quit smoking until you actually quit for a year.
You don't decide until you act.
You don't even decide until you persist after your few actions don't yield the expected
results.
How can you improve your decision making skills?
Stop respecting yourself for being a dreamer or a talker.
Make it known to your real self that the only thing that matters to your progress in life
is actions, massive and determined actions.
No. 10 Reading skill
According to research from Thomas Crowley, 85 percent of self-made millionaires read
two or more books per month.
Most people of the world rarely read anything else after school.
Why is reading so important?
Very simple.
There are people all over the world who have achieved what you're planning to achieve
right now.
Many of these people have even died and those who are alive are not physically accessible
to you but they have written down what they learned and how you can achieve what they
achieved.
Book is the only thing in the world that can help you to meet with great people dead and
alive you cannot otherwise meet with.
We don't have to tell you how to read because you definitely know how.
Hahahaha….
In summary, if you want to be successful in life the following skills are very important;
Communication skill Networking skill
Vision skill Delegation skill
Selling skill Focus skill
Reading skill Negotiation skill
Decision making skill Leadership skill
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不用怕，從基本教你夾娃娃！（１）/ No more confusion! Basic claw game lesson! (1) / 心配しないで！基本からクレーンゲームを説明します！（１） - Duration: 10:12.
Hi everyone, Steven again~
Now I am at the entrance of the Everyday Gyoda store
I made this video for
people who have never been to this place
or those who do not know crane games
From where I am standing now
I will walk around the first floor
and show the inside of the shop to you guys!
In fact,
In the first video
I had introduced both first and second floor.
But this time,
I will introduce
in a bit more detail this time
So let's go
and see what it looks like!
What do you think?
I feel I really got lost.
I can't say this place
is very wide,
but claw games are really concentrated in this place.
It feels like I can two claw games at the same time.
The number of claw game are really stunning!
After that,
I will explain different type of claw games
There are so many different types of
claw games in this store
From the most common three claws
to two claws, one claw, or even no claw,
not by catching the object directly
You can play all of these claw games right here.
I will pick one example of each type
and show you guys the basic control of these games!
Okay! So let's start from the three claws
I think...If three claws is mentioned....
Oh. This looks great!
Let's take this as a example.
This time the prize is not matter.
I will go though the control method.
First, there are one joystick and button.
You can see 1 is written on joystick and 2 is written on button.
If I move the joystick,
The arm will move accordingly.
On whatever position you want,
just push the bottom,
and the arm will fall and the claw will catch the target!
When the arm is falling, if you push the bottom one more time,
the arm will stop immediately and catch at current position.
This is the basic control of every three claws game.
Now, I will show you in real.
After you inserted coin, you can see a stop-watch on the screen.
If you move the joystick, the stop-watch's countdown will begin.
If you don't push the button after the 30 seconds, the arm will fall automatically.
Let see how it's run!
Have you seen it? The countdown began!
Player decides the position...
Um....This place looks good
And push the button
Then the arm will fall.
If you want to stop the arm, just put the button one more time.
It will stop (This time didn't show it stopped. Sorry about that)
Oh I failed. It's okay, just a demo.
If you ask me, what is the different of 3 claws game
between Taiwan or Mainland or Western,
hum...I think Taiwan people must be familiar of Taiwan's claw game.
You have to shake the arm intense and let the arm fall at the same time.
So when the arm back to the base, the arm can catch the target to whatever place closer to the exit.
But check it out! This arm seems cannot be shaken!
Okay, this arm cannot be shaken!
So you can only play it at the common way!
I think this is the most different thing between Japanese's one and other countries's one
Failed again, still cool.
Then I want to introduce other 3 claws game but in small size to you guys.
Besides the big one, you can also find tones of small size 3 claws game in here.
Here and there......
Just some many of that!
The control method is same as the big one.
There is also a joystick and a button on a small one.
But before you play, you have to choose which one you want to play,
as one panel is referring to two claw games.
And the others are same as the big one so I won't play it this time.
Next, I will talk about 2 claws game.
For example, this machine...
Oh yes, one thing I want to remind you guys.
For example, now, it is Minnie
If you want Mickey in the back,
You can ask the staff to exchange their position.
But you have to ask before you play.
If you have already start the game, you can't ask for that.
So two claws machine...
The control panel is quite different from 3 claws machine.
The joystick is gone
and become 1 and 2 button.
The "One" button is to control how "left" you want the arm to go
The "Two" button is to control how "deep" you want the arm to go in
The control method is
When I push the button, the arm will move.
When I release, the arm will stop.
For example, the "1" button....
When I push the button, the arm will move to the left.
Once I release, it stop immediately.
"2" button has the same response.
It is just simple like this!
But...
Although Claw games are also called UFO catcher,
some people may think that
It can always catch something by just one hit.
Actually It is very difficult,
or I will say almost impossible to do that.
Normally, the strategy is
slowly moving the target to the exit,
and then keep doing that or just push the target to exit.
Let talk about small two claws machine now!
It looks like that.
Basically the control method is same as the big one.
First deciding the horizontal position and then deciding how deep you want it to go.
But...
In my own thought
The main difference between the big and small 2 claws machine is
When you play a big 2 claws machine, It's very difficult for you to directly pick up the toy
or the box, It really difficult to pick them up.
But for a small 2 claws machine, It is a different story,
It is not rare to pick up the target and throw it to the exit.
This time, just give you guys a brief concept of this machine.
Sure there are other 2 claws machine.
I will demo to you If I have chance.
When talking about 2 claws machine, you can't miss this one.
It seems like a normal one.
But look!
It is not just pushing button, you have to stand on it to play!
It really...I am pretty sure that it is rare! Oh my god!
I didn't play it before and have no idea on how to play.
So...I will try it if I have chance.
There is a Taiko no Tatsujin game next to this machine.
You can play claw game and Taiko no Tatsujin in here!
But actually,
It is common to have both claw game and Taiko no Tatsujin in a same store in Japan.
In Hong Kong, It is separated.
Taiko no Tatsujin is often located in arcade game store.
So in Hong Kong, you can't find any Taiko no Tatsujin in a claw game store.
But it is not the same case in Japan.
Okay! I just give a brief introduction to 3 and 2 claws machine.
Sure that there are more in here,
But time is limited so I can't introduce all of them.
Next time I will introduce one claw and no claw machine
by briefly talk about the control method.
Please like this video,
and comment below.
I will see you next time. Bye!
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My fearful, strong
And desperate determinations
Are still a great help to the rest of my life
Without a standard that I can do,
I want to do and I can't do
By diminishing other's day
I make me look tall
Today I made a lot of
excuses to me, too
Being locked in a sad day that I made on my own
That way I won't change tomorrow, either
It will be the same even if I'm broken many times
I don't expect me
I can change even for a while
Eventually, it will be the same
I can't understand
My fearful, strong and
Unclear determinations
Aren't still a great help
To my life
Your misfortune was actually
A great comfort to me
As I find only the ones who go through a harder time and are sadder
I muster the courage
That way I will believe that I'm different from others
At night I'll be okay again
I can't forgive myself
As I don't know how to change
I'll realize
So I don't expect me
Why they are fearful and strong
The determinations that I think I know now
My day and the rest of my life can change
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Hope And Renewal For Pastors - Eizengas and Dorksens - Duration: 23:07.
I don't want to be in ministry I don't
want to fix this that I have to go back
to church so you're a deaf I wanted to
be have permission to leave Wow I wasn't
prepared to engage with people I didn't
want to meet new people I didn't want to
put the smile on and have the hi I'm
Pauline and you know I didn't have any I
appreciate a space for a check was empty
it was it was done welcome to the focus
on the family broadcast helping families
thrive John I don't know that we think
enough about our pastoral care folks and
sometimes that's taking them for granted
and today we want to concentrate on how
they're serving what the pressures are
for them and maybe as a layman what you
might be able to do to encourage them
you know if you think about a pastor
think of everything they're doing
counseling and praying over hurting
families visiting people in the hospital
and the shut-ins
teaching and preaching of course and I
think feeling great at every Sunday was
it a good sermon or no it was a d-minus
I mean you're saying bye to people at
the door and you're looking at them
saying okay did I hit the mark I mean
it's got to be very you know difficult
at times and I know pastors feel under
tremendous pressure and we want to talk
about that today one so you're aware of
it and two we have a solution that you
might be able to help pastors do better
so we have a panel of guests today in
the studio and they're gonna describe
offering hope and godly encouragement to
pastors and their spouses across Canada
Marshall and Mary Isaiah are with us and
they served as pastors for 35 years in
Ontario and they co-direct the careth
Creek retreat center in Alberta and
we're also joined by Sam and Pauline
Dirksen who were pastors for 22 years
and they now co-direct the careth Pines
retreat center in Manitoba let me say
welcome to all of you to focus now did
we describe that pretty well I mean you
have been pastors for many years and
you've counseled pastors for many years
did I miss anything or was that a fairly
good description no what I would add to
that as you were talking is the fact
that pastors are really first responders
mmm when you think of what they do you
talked about counseling and those
counseling opportunities come not only
in an office it can come in the hospital
room it can come around a coffee table
and as people pour their hearts out to
the pastor pastor hears a lot of things
carries a lot of weight and that can
that's a tremendous burden at times to
carry what are some of those routine
things that we as lay people may not
understand that really do lay a heavy
emotional burden on a pastoral couple I
think is there's this vicarious trauma
in a sense so we're walking alongside
people that are in the hospital in other
places and we're affected by that people
pastors are affected by caring for
others it's not without an effect and I
think of John chapter 8
pardon me Luke chapter 8 where Jesus is
walking in the crowd and a lady the
woman touches him and she's healed and
he turns around and says you know I felt
that some power left me what happened
who is that it does it does take
something we're affected by it no that's
Jesus and we are human pastors we will
be affected by helping others and in the
way we help them we need to be careful
about that
I think another dynamic that happens
when you're coming alongside families
and you're in the the heat of the heat
of the trauma the heat of the despair
and the grieving and you come home and
your family your kids didn't know what
you had to face today right and they
want to engage with you and yet you're
trying but you can't and so it affects
not only in the pastor and his wife or a
spouse but your kids sense that
something's off but they don't know what
happened and so that's an interesting
dynamic that other families may not be
aware oh yeah you know being a pastor's
spouse I mean that's really critical to
what demand how did you feel in that
role you know often to me there's a
sense of having to be perfect making
sure everything is exactly right making
sure the kids behave perfectly but
that's an amazing amount of pressure how
do you know
take the bait to try to be all that well
it was a challenge no question I was a
preacher's kid and so I saw my mom the
way to carry the weight of that so I
think I went into ministry with some
additional baggage but as I grew and I
think it depends on which church right
Church suretrend what environment you're
in how much they expect we were in a
larger church multi staff so I didn't
carry the weight of that sometimes they
weren't even sure who was the lead
pastor's wife and that was that was a
help to me yeah but there were certainly
times a real loneliness and who does
that who does the pastor's wife tell
that she's lonely or she's struggling
and that was a challenge for me how did
you solve that what advice do you have
to the pastor's wife who's listening you
know I I went to God and I said Lord I
really need a close friend and for me I
I had to find it outside my church I
know it was another pastor's wife and
the Lord dropped a name in my heart and
I I said to her we actually went for
coffee and I said do you want to be my
friend she said yeah do you want to be
my friend it was like junior high and
she's a gift to me and God gave her to
me let me paint a picture for those who
are saying you know I don't even know
the world of my pastor I maybe shake his
hand on the way out the door maybe say
hello occasionally but let me give you
some data and have you respond to it
this is research that showed that 50
percent of pastors have said they would
quit if they could 50 percent that right
there should be a jaw-dropper 70 percent
have a lower self esteem now than when
they started in the ministry something
is unhealthy there that shouldn't be the
way it goes what's fueling that kind of
discouragement do you think I think
there's part of it as there's
expectations that a board can have of a
pastor expectations of congregants and
then there are your own expectations and
sometimes what can happen what we see in
here is that people can be motivations
and they're owning somebody else's
expectations and you can never satisfy
people you know we remember one of our
mentors
to us you know that 15% of the
congregation isn't going to like you on
a particular Sunday and give that yeah
just say that again walking to work no
and the next Sunday it'll be a different
15% because what you're saying because
what you're saying or something you did
or something you didn't do in a service
that you did the week before that they
like let me let me interject here have
you found that oftentimes it's because
you've touched a raw nerve I mean
they're responding because you've really
opened something up that's a wound yeah
isn't that true that would be fair I
think most of the time that's accurate
you're stepping on something that maybe
they haven't dealt with yet door well it
isn't that part of the struggle right
you're so you're you're their pastor
right you can't you want to Shepherd
them and you want to guide them and
direct them at the same time they're not
treating you in a way that is making you
feel like you want to Shepherd them
exactly if there's respect and they come
and talk to you where you can see them
nearer face-to-face and you're not
speaking through the bush and that kind
of a thing that is the best way to go
let's be honest about what is the the
issue that you have then we can have a
conversation about it right but others
we can't because it's pastors I think
it's really important for us to also
understand our humanness I think you're
talking marriage advice you actually
have an incredible story about your
situation the pressure that you two were
under and you went to careth Creek you
actually experienced it I think in 2011
right
yeah but Sam what were you doing what
was the situation we'd been in in that
pastored for 19 years at that point and
we were getting tired I would say the
word exhausted would probably a good
word and there was just a number of
things going on health issues in my
family and we were in the middle of a
church building project and there was
tensions and conflicts in our leadership
team and so all of those things together
not just the ministry but all of those
things together I really became really
made us tired made me tired and I felt
pretty exhausted and
wasn't sure what to do about it and so I
remember going to a physician and
talking to him and he took 45 minutes
with me just talking about this kind of
thing and whether there was some
depression involved and and so on and
then about 2 months later I was sharing
my story with someone else and I said
you know sometimes I'm just laying on
the couch on the floor I'm not quite
sure what to do and he looked at me said
Sam I don't know how to answer your
question or I don't know how to solve
your problem but just let me next time
you feel like that give me a phone call
and I'll come and lay down beside you
and for me it was just in a ha moment a
god moment that helped me understand
that he believed me and and now we could
work with it
yeah but until that point you just felt
like where do I go from here what do I
do
Pauline how do you sure that up you see
your husband in that situation of course
you're carrying that burden as well and
but probably feeling like I've got to be
everything here well I definitely felt
the pressure to try to you know how it
is when you're married and your spouse
is at a lower point you want to be more
positive more optimistic and carry more
and you often that vacillates right so
one is down and the other is up and but
we found herself at the place we were
both down I just didn't have energy
either to to encourage Sam because I
wasn't feeling that much encouraged
either in fact I was getting more and
more angry you know it's it's one thing
to to deal with the needs that people
have in lives of unbelievers but when
tension comes within believers that's
for me for a loop I didn't I didn't
expect that yeah and with the it went it
did and it rocked my faith I was like
Lord you know you've called us here and
you've called them here and why is there
tension why why can't we it shouldn't be
this way yeah your church that's
probably why you see that number of 50
percent would do something else that
they could 50 percent of pastors 70
percent feel less equipped now than when
they started in the ministry and more
discouraged
careth retreat describe that experience
for yourselves given the low point that
you're both in so you went to careth in
2011 as pastors as a pastoral couple
engaging it what was it like why did it
help you we walk to the front doors and
so what are we doing here we don't even
think it was for myself it wasn't the
time factor it was I don't want to be in
ministry I don't want to fix this that I
have to go back to church so you're a
dad I wanted to be have permission to
leave Wow
I wasn't prepared to engage with people
I didn't want to meet new people I
didn't want to put the smile on and have
the hi I'm Pauline you know I didn't
have any I appreciate a space for your
check was empty it was it was done when
we got to go you ended up having lunch
and we got back in the car we put back
the seats and we fell asleep we were
just tired and so then we made our way
to the retreat center and when we get
there they told us hey you know what
there's no pressure you can relax you
can rest you have permission to rest
right now and we did so the first couple
of days we did what we needed to but we
slept a lot yeah and we got some good
energy back and that's at careth we kind
of recognized yeah we are we are human
and we need to embrace our humanness and
recognize that we have limitations but
you know the permission that came for me
at at the creek was the fact that you
know you have permission to be human as
you serve I don't have to be some
superwoman that has you know as you
mentioned the kids all had to be in tow
and their clothes had to be such and
your smile on your face I had permission
to be real and I have permission to hurt
when you have someone in your church
that you're not just helping a grieving
family but you're grieving too and and
once when we left there it's not like we
had all this magical formula now to go
home and everything is you know
miraculously changed right still
discussion the stuff was still there but
we now had tools to to learn how to
minister from a healthier place Marshall
and Mary we're not gonna let you off the
hook good but you also have a powerful
story about a couple that you
encountered at the retreat center there
in Alberta describe the challenges that
that couple was going through it's
probably very similar
but why did that story stick out in your
mind they were a missionary couple and
had come back to Canada you know you
hear stories all the time and this one
was a case of man we couldn't really
find anything that went well for them
overseas in fact she was diagnosed with
PTSD and when they came they only came
to careth because their denominational
leader said you are going so they came
in very closed at first he was very
distant she was kind of open as we would
talk and but he you know there was no
desire to be there because they didn't
think anything could ever be fixed they
were really in a state of hopelessness
and they so we went through the week
with them and we heard their story and
and we were grieving with them Sunday
night we and in the course of the week
the Sunday night is beautiful because
it's a communion service and at the end
of the communion service we love to pray
with each of the couples so Mary and I
were going we put her we just knelt them
in front of this couple and the Lord
dropped this verse into my heart and I
thought oh how do I share this verse and
I thought okay it's not going away so
I'm just gonna pray this verse over him
so I pray this verse and after at the
end of the at the end of it he says to
me I need to talk to you and I'm
thinking yeah you probably do and you're
probably gonna let me have it because he
just still wasn't open so for an hour
and a half he really just opened up even
more but then he said to me you know
that we were gonna quit we're going back
we were leaving here Tuesday we had an
appointment Tuesday afternoon to meet
with our denominational leader we were
leaving the ministry but he said that
verse you prayed over me is the verse
God called me into the ministry huh and
it was a reminder that God's not done
with us we felt done
we felt finished we felt as if we'd come
to the end but your prayer tonight has
sparked hope that's amazing yeah and
it's beautiful
and it's tragic yeah I mean there that
we get so beaten up so rundown that it
has to be that desperate moment but what
a great testimony they have that
didn't even get them yeah and that God
still had a plan for them Mary tell me
in in that context again when you're
ministering to the wives of these
spouses that feel so hopeless
I mean hopelessness is a hard thing to
overcome in any walk of life but when
you're a person that should be full of
hope because you're a Christian and
you're Christian leader you're a pastor
you should be full of this hope and you
don't have it what do you do I find it's
the lack of hope and it's also what I'm
seeing I I went through it certainly in
my own life but I'm hearing it all the
time and pastors wives is a deep sense
of disappointment because you didn't
think it would be like this you didn't
you prayed that it would be different
you believed it would be different you
parented different and yet your face
somewhere along the line with this
profound sense of disappointment one
author says that it arrives so quietly
this disappointment I didn't even know
it was there until I spoke it out loud
and I I certainly felt it in my own life
and we see that all the time in pastors
wives it was a during one of our first
retreats and again during this communion
service we were praying and for the
couple's and we just knelt down and just
laid our hands on them and began to pray
just a simple prayer and the pastor's
wife began to weep from this really deep
place and you could tell that something
was happening in the next day she said
to us I'm so sorry I I could not contain
this deep cry of my heart and I said can
you tell me what was happening and she
said when you knelt down and you you
laid your hands on us and began to pray
I realized that that was the first time
in over two decades that a pastor knows
I've had ever come and prayed with us
and she said that first time was when
they and the last time was when they
sent us into ordination when we were a
day into the ministry and she said for
two decades I've been without we've been
without that
yeah so I'll out put no input yeah and
she said it was so I wonder what our
lives would have been like a minister
would have been like if we would have
had other leaders coming around and
praying for us so it mount this met this
felt need in her heart and so and we we
see that all the time happening yeah
marry what you mentioned the
disappointment is that disappointment
with God or with his people or with your
performance it's a great question I
think it's a combination of things for
me
it was disappointing with God I I really
had a crisis of faith in 2014 I was
deeply disappointed and I did know and
it was with God and I didn't know who to
go to
because who does the pastor's wife go to
and so I just said one morning Marshall
came in I was I can remember exactly
where I was standing and it wasn't that
long ago is 2014 and I said to him I
want you to know I'm not praying anymore
it's it's a it's Donna I'm done I'll sit
in the front row with you I won't
jeopardize your position but I want you
to know I'm done praying God's not
answering her prayers and so I I stopped
praying and our war room my war room is
no longer the war room it was just our
spare bedroom but I didn't stop reading
my Bible and God spoke to me directly
out of Romans 11 verses 33 to 36 one
morning and I realized I was gonna have
to make a decision was I going to trust
him not knowing what the outcome was was
I going to trust that he was a good
father and that he was working behind
the scenes and it was a tipping point
for me and I knew I had to make a
decision what did what was Romans 11 to
give us the verse so weekend it was oh
the depths of the riches of his wisdom
and knowledge how unsearchable his ways
and his paths beyond tracing out who can
know the mind of the Lord or who has
ever been his counselor who has ever
given to God that God should repay him
for through him and to him and in him
are all things
and at that moment I was confronted with
my own need I felt God owed me an
explanation why he wasn't doing things
or why he was doing things and I knew I
was going to have to decide what was I
gonna do not knowing not knowing well I
appreciate so much that vulnerability
you know and that's where we learned
yeah the pretending Pauline that we
talked about a moment ago
marries really hitting it there let's
just be honest and I so appreciate that
it does give us an action item for those
who are in the pews you know those of us
that aren't in pastoral leadership how
we can ask our pastor we can pray for
them right there I mean the fact that
you have this story that that couple had
not been prayed for for two decades
should be a wake-up call to the rest of
us sitting there how blessed they would
be and that's very true of most pastors
that's probably not unique to be able to
go up at the end of the service when
things are quiet and done and say can we
just pray for you
they Christ are crying yes they do
nobody has done that and we have an
opportunity to help support pastors to
go to careth retreat center and and get
into a better place when you look at 50%
again that say if I could do something
else I would because I'm done and you've
described so eloquently these stories of
pastors that have come to care with your
own stories about kind of that well of
water you receive their living water let
me pop one last question and y'all can
answer one of your whatever a practical
thing so someone's heard this they've
noticed maybe they've talked to the
pastor's wife and they know there's some
difficulty what is something we can do
to help our pastors today I'll tell you
one of the things that that we found
neat was gift cards for them yeah yeah
we take a date night here's a here yeah
and so we've we we were the
beneficiaries of that and then now that
we're sitting in the pew for in October
that's what we did for our pastor we
said hey here's a gift card this is for
you and your wife you find somebody to
take care of your kids and and then he
sent us a note and said man that was
such a neat idea that you had for us
when I so appreciate pastors
appreciation month but HB London who was
that focus started that I think even
hallmark picked up on it started doing
cards so when you get back that's good
idea but I think H would also say he
laments the fact that that's great we
are concentrating in October but we
gotta love another month yeah
and how beautiful it is to do some
things throughout the year so that's it
that's a great idea thanks for that
yeah can I add one sure okay so when I
we have four kids and so the house was
busy and we had a couple approaches one
time so you know what we're taking your
kids go-karting and you can't come you
guys get the night off and we're taking
your kids as a mom to have somebody pour
into your kids yeah because of the role
that you play and the difference that
you're making in their lives that just
does something to you that's fantastic
you know and it's evident today because
we we two were in the same church for 22
years and our kids that's home for them
yeah and it's multi-generational and
it's because those of those events
throughout those times in Haworth we're
gonna take them that was huge yes yes
well said thanks for being with us thank
you hey I'm John fuller and thanks for
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'개농장'서 구조돼 처음 본 침대 사용법 몰라 밑으로 '쏙' 숨어버린 댕댕이들 - Duration: 2:38.
이전의 끔찍했던 기억을 지우지 못한 강아지들은 푹신한 침대를 보고도 그 밑으로 숨기에만 바빴다.
최근 동물 전문 매체 더도도는 침대를 선물 받고도 사용할 줄 몰라 자꾸만 밑으로 숨는 강아지들의 안타까운 소식을 전했다.
미국 콜로라도주에 위치한 동물 보호소 NMDR(National Mill Dog Rescue)는 지난 5월 말 개 농장에서 강아지 자매 '알릭스'와 '켈리'를 구출해냈다.
당시 알릭스와 켈리는 제대로 된 음식을 먹지 못하고 좁은 우리에 갇혀있는 등 매우 비참한 생활을 보내고 있었다.
보호소 직원들은 알릭스와 켈리에게 보다 넓은 집으로 옮겨준 뒤 충분한 양의 물과 사료, 그리고 침대를 선물해주었다.
그러나 강아지들은 난생처음 본 침대를 어떻게 사용해야 하는지 전혀 알지 못했다.
강아지들은 푹신한 침대에 잠시 호기심을 보이다가도, 금세 침대 밑으로 들어가 숨기에만 바빴다.
사람들이 자신들의 곁을 지나갈 때면 더욱더 깊은 곳으로 들어가며 몸을 벌벌 떨기도 했다.
알릭스와 켈리가 2주 넘도록 보호소에 적응하지 못하자, 직원들은 강아지들의 마음을 열기 위해 더욱 더 노력했다.
직원들은 계속해서 강아지들을 품에 안아주고는 침대에 눕혀 편안한 기분을 느끼게 해주었다.
직원들의 정성 속에 다행히 강아지들은 서서히 활발함을 되찾아갔다.
마침내 강아지들은 침대 밑에 숨는 것을 멈추고 스스로 사람들에게도 거리낌 없이 다가오기 시작했다.
좋은 소식은 계속해서 이어졌다.
소식을 접한 수많은 시민들의 응원 덕분에 지난 6월과 8월, 켈리와 알릭스가 각각 새로운 가정에 입양됐다.
보호소의 운영 책임자 킴 레먼(Kim Lehmann)은 매체와의 인터뷰를 통해 "알릭스와 켈리는 처음 끔찍한 기억을 떨쳐내지 못했다"며 "때문에 침대도 사용할 줄 몰랐다"고 전했다.
이어 "사랑과 인내심으로 강아지들을 지켜봐 주자 다행히 마음의 문을 열었다"며 "이제는 새로운 행복을 마주하고 있을 것"이라고 덧붙였다.
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Cristiano Ronaldo: Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri reveals one issue with Chievo debut - Duration: 2:42.
Ronaldo joined Juventus last month, quitting Real Madrid after growing frustrated with life at the Bernabeu and their refusal to give him the same salary as Lionel Messi and Neymar
The 33-year-old is expected to take Serie A by storm but endured a quiet debut against Chievo yesterday
Despite Cristiano Ronaldo starting, Juventus looked sluggish against the opposition, relying on a late winner from Federico Bernardeschi to take all three points in a 3-2 triumph
And Allegri has praised Ronaldo for his debut, but admitted 'it was a pity' that he was unable to mark the occasion with a goal
He said: "Cristiano held up well on his debut, it's a pity he didn't score but he worked well with the team after only seven days together
"I was struck by how at ease he was in the team, he was very happy with the win at the end, he had a good match
"It's a victory that we needed, to get us into the championship." Speaking before the match, Allegri did his best to quell talk that Juventus would win the Champions League with Ronaldo in their ranks
The Juventus boss said: "You never know: this could be our year to win the Champions League, but first we need to get past the group stage and then we'll see where we are in March
"We can't say that this is 'the year of the Champions League'. "Since I arrived it has always been 'the year of the Scudetto, the Coppa Italia and the Champions League'
"I am proud to be at Juventus and I'm happy here, but the only thing that matters now are the results
"It's my fifth year at the club, progress has been made, the quality of players has improved, as has our confidence at European level
"Every year, Juventus plays to win all the trophies available, and in the past four years we have twice come close to winning all the trophies in which we have competed for, and this year we'll try again
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First it was U.S. President Donald Trump, then South Korean President Moon Jae-in, and
finally on Saturday, it was the turn of North Korea's foreign minister, Ri Yong-ho, to give
his speech at the UN General Assembly in New York.
As expected, it was a much more toned down speech compared to last year when he was trading
insults and threats of war with President Trump.
But blame was still placed on the the U.S. for being the reason behind the stalled denuclearization
talks.
We'll look further at North Korea's stance after this report on Ri's speech by our reporter
Oh Jung-hee.
'Trust' was the key word for North Korea at this year's UN General Assembly.
"North Korea's commitment to thoroughly implement the North Korea-U.S. joint statement is unwavering.
The primary task for effectively implementing the statement is bringing down the barrier
of decades-long mistrust between the two countries."
Pyeongyang's foreign minister Ri Yong-ho highlighted that North Korea has taken several goodwill
measures to build trust with the U.S. -- like halting nuclear and missile tests... and dismantling
its nuclear test site -- but has not been able to see anything in return.
He said...
Washington is rather upping the pressure through sanctions, which only deepens bilateral mistrust.
While North Korea has a firm will to denuclearize,... Ri said... that can only happen when Pyeongyang
can trust Washington.
In other words, North Korea won't unilaterally denuclearize without an assurance on its regime
security.
Though the message presses Washington to take action, it differs greatly from Ri Yong-ho's
own speech at the same venue last year,... where he threatened real strikes against the
U.S.
There, he sought to justify North Korea's nuclear development, citing the U.S. threat
shown through military drills with South Korea and President Trump's aggressive rhetoric
like "fire and fury."
Ri also lashed out at Trump,... calling him a "mentally deranged person."
This year, there was no mention of Trump.
Ri instead chose to criticize hardliners in the U.S. for hindering negotiations,... which
is seen as a move to keep the friendly atmosphere between the two leaders going.
All in all, Ri's speech showed Pyeongyang wants to continue its dialogue with the U.S.
But at the same time, it hinted...
North Korea could pass the blame onto Washington if negotiations end in failure.
Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.
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