Don't you just love pop
belly stoves and fireplaces?
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I do, there is nothing so
cozy as to sit in front of
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them and hear the crackling
of the fire, but you know
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they can be dangerous too.
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And that is why when you
work with them you need to
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use things to protect
you and that is why I have a
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glove on for picking up
the logs, you don't have to
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do that but I like to
just in case I get slivers.
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And also the other
reason that the glove is good is
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for opening the door,
because you see the door
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is made of cast iron
and the heat travels on it
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and it's very hot.
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Let's see, oh I don't actually
need to put any more in.
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There is already enough
in there so I won't, but
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sometimes you do need to
check your fire and maybe
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jiggle the logs around
so they get down to the
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hot coals so they burn better.
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So when you do it you
should always use something
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like cast iron rod
because otherwise using other
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logs or stick, they can
actually start to burn and
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then the sparks can come
out and catch your furniture
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or your carpet on fire.
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So it is very important
to use your head and also use
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special tools to
protect yourself.
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Do you have your
pencil and paper ready for
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our mystery word game?
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Good, okay now remember
when I am talking certain
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words that I say are keywords.
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And a keyword will come
up on the side of the screen
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right here and then the letter
that is important from the
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keyword will come
across the screen and come over
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this side into the right
space of the mystery word.
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It looks like today's
mystery word has 5 letters.
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So play close attention okay?
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Now remember we were
talking about protection
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when we were in the attic?
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Let's look that up in
my computer dictionary.
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Protection, let's
see what would be the
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root word of that?
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I think it is protect, right?
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So we will type
that in P-R-O-T-E-C-T,
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protect and then we
want it to be protection
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so we go I-O-N.
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And let's find
out what it means.
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The condition of
being kept from harm.
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Do you like to be
kept from harm? I do!
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I think that
protection must be important,
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it is so important that
God talks a lot about it
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because God cares about us.
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I just want to take
a minute to read you a
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special verse in
Proverbs 2:8 and it says,
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"God protects the way
of His faithful ones. "
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Isn't that a nice promise?
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Not only that He has
given us brains so that we
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can think of things to
make, and we can make them well,
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that will protect us.
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Let's go to my attic
and play a guessing game
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and just find some ordinary,
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every day
things that protect us.
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Let's go!
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You know what this is don't you?
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A seatbelt, do you
always remember to buckle-up?
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I do, very important.
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Let's have a guessing
game, look around my attic
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and see if you can
find something that
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won't protect your feet.
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Okay, just kind of look
around in all the corners.
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It won't protect your
feet, have you found it?
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I think you did,
it's a helmet isn't it?
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Do you remember to
put a helmet on when
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you go bike riding?
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How about when you
go roller skating or
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skateboarding, or rollerblading.
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I will try it on, it
doesn't fit me so this one
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would not protect me very well.
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It is important
to get the right size
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of a helmet for yourself.
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Okay, let's
guess on another one,
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it's something that
won't protect your head.
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Okay, look around, just
look in all the corners.
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I will give you
another clue, also it will help
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you not to catch a cold.
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Look around have you found them?
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Boots, very important.
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In the winter time when
it is snowing or when it
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is raining they
are very important.
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And these are nice and
tall so they protect your
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legs and keep you warm.
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Okay this time it's
something that has to be open
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in order to work.
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Okay, we'll look in each
corner, it has to be open
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in order to work.
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Have you found it yet?
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You are right it is an umbrella.
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You know most people think
of umbrellas for rainy days,
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but umbrellas are
also good for sunny days.
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I've seen lots of
people at the beach with the
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umbrellas up to
protect their faces and their
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bodies from getting a sunburn.
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Is it nice to have so
many things to protect us
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and keep us safe?
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But remember they don't
work for us a less we use them.
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What keeps us safe.
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What keeps us well.
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What keeps us warm.
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What keeps us healthy,
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umbrellas, and boots,
and glasses and shoes,
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and coats, and
mittens, and cars and trucks,
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and hats and pencils,
sun screen, and schools.
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Protection, God's protection
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What keeps us safe.
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What keeps us well.
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What keeps us warm.
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What keeps us healthy.
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Carrots, and
cabbage, and vitamins too,
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and parents and
firemen, doctors, nurses
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laws and rules,
policeman at roads
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Protection, God's protection
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What keeps us safe.
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What keeps us well.
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What keeps us warm.
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What keeps us healthy.
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Protection, God's
protection for me and you.
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Come with me okay?
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Hi! I'm Janice,
what's been happening here?
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Well my name is Dave and
this is John, well hi John!
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It looks as though kids
have been playing with matches.
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Oh, Ohhhhhh! You know my
friends and I are just walking
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on our way to the
fire department and I would
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like you to meet them.
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How do you do!
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Are you a real fireman?
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Yes I've been a
firefighter for about 15 years.
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I have to keep my protective
equipment in the back of
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my car as well
as an extinguisher.
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You never know
what's going to happen.
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You can help with an
emergency alongside the road,
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or a fire, you never know.
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Well you know we have
been talking about protection
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and safety today, so
it sounds like you really
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believe in being safe
by carrying those things
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with you all the
time. - Absolutely!
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Tell me about the extinguisher,
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can anybody have one of those?
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Certainly, you will probably
find this in your kitchen
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or a lot of people
carry them in their car.
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You can buy them anywhere
around town, and what you
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want to do is when you put
a fire out, aim at the base
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of the fire in a sweeping
motion, put out the fire.
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It has chemicals in
it to put out the fire.
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Yes it does.
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So kids should
tell their moms and dads
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to get one of those?
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Yes they should, they should
at least keep one in their
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kitchen and maybe keep
one in their car or boat too.
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Oh those are good ideas.
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What can you tell
us about your suit and
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what you are wearing?
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These are my boots and
with these boots, they protect
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you from nails or
any type of hot ashes.
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These are my turnout
pants, my coat, my gloves,
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my goggles and helmet.
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Right and that
helmet looks pretty tough.
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Can John try it on?
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Absolutely - I know kids
like to try on fire helmets.
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Tell us a little bit
more about, I see these flaps
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hanging down - yes that flap in
the back protect your ears from
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heat, and your neck.
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If any hot ambers
fall onto the helmet this
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bill back here will cause it
to fall and roll off the back
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instead of down your
collar and burning you.
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So that is an important
protective thing! - Absolutely!
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Well what kind of
safety rules could
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tell my friends.
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I would say
number one, never ever
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play with matches or lighters.
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And if you see any other
children playing with matches or
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lighters, go tell an
adult or parent right away.
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That sounds like
an important rule.
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John tell me something,
have you ever played with
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matches or lighters?
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Nope I always
follow my dad's rules.
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That's great I hope my
friends will do that too.
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He's wise you take note of that.
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Are there any other
safety rules you can tell us?
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Absolutely, in the
kitchen if you ever see anything
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on fire on the stove
what you want to do is to turn
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the gas off right way
and put a lid on top of it,
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which will smother it.
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And of course number
one call the fire department
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right away - because
they are there to help us
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aren't they - exactly.
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Well thank you very much
Dave and John for sharing
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these safety rules with us.
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We really appreciate you
taking the time to do that.
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It was a pleasure -
thank you we will see you.
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Let's go!
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Hey friends if you love
all the fun things you get to
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do with Janice and her
friends you will flip over this.
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It's Janice's activity
book loaded with fun this book
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teaches scripture through
mazes, puzzles, dot to dot
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games, coloring and more.
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And the best part is, it's FREE!
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Let's take a look inside.
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The scripture on this page says:
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Now let's circle the
pictures that are the same.
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That is right you
have got the idea.
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There are many more fun
filled activities in this book
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just waiting for you.
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By the way, did I
mention it's FREE!
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To get your very own copy
have your mom or dad write to:
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God has given Loons a
special instinct to know how to
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protect their babies.
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When it comes time to choose
a nest they often choose to
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make a nest right
near the water's edge.
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So they gathered together
bits of weeds and grasses and
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leaves and form a little
nest and then they lay eggs.
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They always lay 2 eggs
and the eggs are kind of a
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brownish,
greenish, speckled color.
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And they lay them into the
nest and cover them over with
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the grasses and weeds and
then it comes time to sit on
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the eggs and keep them warm.
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They sit there for 30 days.
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The mother and the father
Loon take turns sitting there.
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While they are sitting
there they have to be constantly
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on the alert for dangers
because raccoons are an enemy
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that would love to eat some
tasty Loon and eggs for dinner.
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Otters are another enemy,
and another enemy is Mr. skunk.
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If the Loons see one of
these enemies coming near the
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nest, right away they
jumped into the water and swim
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just as far away as
possible so the enemy animals,
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like skunk or the raccoon,
won't know where the nest
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is and it will distract
them away from the nest.
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Well pretty soon it
comes time for Hatch Day,
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after 30 days it's hatch day.
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Do you have a Hatch Day?
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No you don't
you have a birthday.
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Well on Hatch Day those
little Loons just peck their way
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out of the eggs and once
they have pecked out they are
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all wet and sticky, but
within maybe an hour or so their
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wings are all fluffy and
their feathers are all fluffy.
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They are just the
cutest little ball of fluff
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you could ever imagine.
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Believe it or not they can
swim within just a few hours
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after their birth they can swim.
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Now I know you couldn't
do that, but they sure can.
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But even though they can swim,
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they do get tired quite quickly.
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So then the mother and
father will come very close and
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let them hop onto their
back and go for piggyback ride.
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And the mother will
swim for a long ways
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with her babies up
on top of her back.
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Now you know God has
given the Loons another thing
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that really makes it
easy for them to swim and
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stay in the water well.
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It's a special tool,
their feathers are so close
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together that it makes
them waterproof so the water
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can't get in and drag them down.
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But you know sometimes
when they are out there floating
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along, swimming along
looking for food and so forth
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they may see an enemy
animal out on the water.
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So God has given them a
special trick to protect
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themselves, they squish
their feathers together,
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tighter than ever and
it's squishes out all the extra
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air because the air that
was trapped up in the feathers
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made it so that
they floated better.
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So they squish the feathers
together to squish out the
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air and that makes them
lower down into the water.
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Then they push all the
extra air out of their lungs and
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that makes them less
buoyant and they go down, down,
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down under the water so
just a little bit of the head
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is showing and that way
they are hidden from the enemy.
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I think God is so
wonderful to give the Loons,
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and all the animals
the ways that He does
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for protecting themselves.
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The animals
know, the animals know
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how to protect their children.
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The animals
know, the animals know,
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God taught them
to love and care.
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There is danger
around, and food must be found.
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Who will keep
them safe and sound.
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They need to be
warm, secure in the storm
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Who will keep
them safe and sound.
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The animals
know, the animals know
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how to protect their children.
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The animals
know, the animals know,
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God taught them
to love and care.
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Well Officer Hiller I would
like you to meet my friends.
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Hi - can you show the
kids your badge first off?
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Sure! - Isn't that neat?
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It says Conservation
Police, tell us what a
00:15:31.39\00:15:35.10
Conservation
Police Officer does?
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Janice mainly what I
do is that I protect the
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lands and the waters.
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I make sure that people
do not harm them or abuse
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the lands and waters so
that when kids get older
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they'll have lands and
waters to enjoy themselves.
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Sometimes people catch too
many fish, or they may shoot
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too many animals, and
that is where I get involved.
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Or sometimes people may
chop down trees, they may drive
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spikes in a tree, so I
deal with a little bit of both
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the animals and the
forest and so forth.
00:16:05.44\00:16:08.24
What about baby
animals in the springtime?
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Well unfortunately
everybody it's hard for people
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to pass a cute baby animal.
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The best thing they
can do so is to leave it
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in its natural state.
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Just leave it
alone, enjoy it, watch it,
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but leave it out in nature.
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What about if you
find an animal that
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is injured or something?
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Best thing to do is not
to mess with it your self,
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because number one
there could be something,
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it may be carrying
some kind of a disease that
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you do not want
to be exposed to.
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Best thing they
can do is to get a
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hold of their local authorities.
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And they will either
pick the animal up themselves,
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or they will contact
somebody who is trained in
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handling the
animal, and also is trained
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how to feed it,
and take care of it,
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and raise it up
until it is strong enough
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to be released into the wild.
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Have you ever had to take
an animal away from anybody?
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One time it was
really interesting.
00:17:02.84\00:17:04.44
I had to take a
raccoon that an individual had,
00:17:04.48\00:17:08.63
he wanted to make a pet out of,
00:17:08.67\00:17:10.96
and unfortunately
I had to go ahead and
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take it from him.
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The raccoon was
already pretty good sized and
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I put him in a box,
securely taped the box up.
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I'm driving in my truck
to the Federal Natural Refuge
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where animals are protected.
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I was going to release
him there, but while I was
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driving down the road,
all of a sudden I looked
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on my shoulder and here
was this raccoon sitting
00:17:34.44\00:17:36.89
right on my shoulder.
00:17:36.92\00:17:38.20
He kind of sat on my shoulder
and purred a little bit.
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I was driving along and
people were coming by and see
00:17:41.73\00:17:44.55
that raccoon on my shoulder
and probably thought he's
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really serious about his job.
00:17:47.40\00:17:48.37
Anyway I got him to
the Refuge and let him go
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and he climbed right
up a tree so I would say
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he's in good shape.
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So you took him to a
proper refuge where he will
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be safe and taken care of - yes.
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Well I just thank
you for being here.
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I'm sure you have
to get to work but
00:18:03.63\00:18:05.72
we all thank you
for coming - thank you!
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Did you know that one
of the best ways to become
00:18:09.94\00:18:12.17
a good friend of Jesus
is by spending personal time
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with Him every day?
00:18:14.44\00:18:15.77
Well adults do
that by praying and by
00:18:15.80\00:18:18.45
reading their Bibles.
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But if you can't read
it's kind of hard isn't it?
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Or maybe you just
like listening to tapes.
00:18:22.57\00:18:25.14
We'll here is a fun
way to have your very own
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devotions every
morning when you get up.
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Janice has made morning
time devotions for her kids,
00:18:29.99\00:18:33.67
and for you, complete with
songs, prayers and stories.
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For more information
have your parents write to:
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Hello Dr.
Neblett - Hello Janice!
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We've just been studying
about the animals and how God
00:19:11.77\00:19:14.46
has given them an
instinct to protect their young.
00:19:14.49\00:19:17.65
And we also learned that
we have a responsibility to
00:19:17.69\00:19:20.81
protect the
environment around them.
00:19:20.85\00:19:22.50
Sounds like we have
better take good care of it.
00:19:22.53\00:19:24.49
You are precisely right!
00:19:24.52\00:19:26.47
While there is something
else we should take care of,
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well what is that?
00:19:27.97\00:19:28.94
It happens to be the
largest organ on your body,
00:19:28.95\00:19:31.58
what do you think it is?
00:19:31.62\00:19:32.59
Your legs because
then you can run away.
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No, no it is not! - it's not?
00:19:34.15\00:19:35.77
Nope, try again - um!
00:19:35.81\00:19:37.50
Your hair because
you have so much of it.
00:19:37.54\00:19:39.90
People have a lot to
of hair but that's not it.
00:19:39.94\00:19:42.46
Do you want me to
tell you what it is?
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Yeah - it's your skin - my skin?
00:19:43.92\00:19:47.97
Your skin - oh
well it is everywhere.
00:19:48.00\00:19:50.67
Did you know your
skin was an organ?
00:19:50.71\00:19:53.34
No, I never knew that!
00:19:53.38\00:19:54.89
It is very important
too, let me show you.
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If you didn't have
skin you would look like
00:19:57.94\00:20:00.89
Frank over here - oooh!
00:20:00.93\00:20:03.13
Your muscles would
be exposed and you would
00:20:03.17\00:20:06.61
be in a lot of trouble.
00:20:06.65\00:20:07.99
I would probably be
uncomfortable - not only
00:20:08.03\00:20:10.58
that the skin does
something very important.
00:20:10.62\00:20:13.11
Let me show you with
an orange right here.
00:20:13.15\00:20:15.57
This is the skin of the
Orange and I am going to
00:20:15.61\00:20:18.15
take it off - um hum!
00:20:18.18\00:20:19.97
Okay what do you see?
00:20:20.00\00:20:21.71
The bare orange
underneath the real orange.
00:20:21.75\00:20:24.13
Well what to you
think would happen if it did
00:20:24.16\00:20:26.51
not have the skin?
00:20:26.54\00:20:27.65
Well it would get all
dried out and probably
00:20:27.68\00:20:31.05
go moldy really fast.
00:20:31.09\00:20:32.57
Would you want even an
orange that look like that?
00:20:32.60\00:20:34.32
No - I don't think so!
00:20:34.36\00:20:35.81
What about bugs, do you
think bugs would have an
00:20:35.85\00:20:38.70
easier time getting in if
the skin was on top of it,
00:20:38.73\00:20:41.37
or if the skin was off?
- oh this way for sure they
00:20:41.41\00:20:44.02
would gobble it up right away.
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That tells us a couple of
important things about our skin.
00:20:46.17\00:20:49.93
My skin just
isn't a big, big bag.
00:20:49.96\00:20:54.77
I'm not walking
around in a big, big bag.
00:20:56.65\00:21:00.85
Protects me from the weather,
00:21:03.03\00:21:05.78
helps control my temperature,
00:21:05.82\00:21:08.50
it keeps me altogether,
this is no ordinary bag.
00:21:08.53\00:21:15.03
My skin just
isn't a big, big bag.
00:21:15.07\00:21:18.51
I'm not walking
around in a big, big bag.
00:21:19.88\00:21:24.71
It senses things around me,
fingers prints gives identity.
00:21:26.92\00:21:33.04
It feeds me vitamin D,
this is no ordinary bag.
00:21:33.07\00:21:38.85
My skin just
isn't a big, big bag.
00:21:38.89\00:21:42.58
I'm not walking a
round in a big, big bag.
00:21:44.94\00:21:48.58
My skin isn't
just a big, big bag.
00:21:50.84\00:21:54.82
God made my skin
more than a big, big bag.
00:21:57.02\00:22:00.93
Are you ready for another story?
00:22:11.12\00:22:12.57
Yes - now remember in
Longview Village lots of
00:22:12.60\00:22:16.87
mysterious things
have been happening.
00:22:16.90\00:22:19.08
There were the noises in
the cave, and then the things
00:22:19.11\00:22:22.64
like the boat and the
horse disappearing, and the old
00:22:22.68\00:22:25.99
widow who got the food
given to her and she didn't
00:22:26.03\00:22:29.31
know who it came from.
00:22:29.35\00:22:30.44
So many things and now old
Peter McDonald is mystified
00:22:30.47\00:22:37.45
over who has cleaned his house.
00:22:37.48\00:22:39.48
Roy and his father and
uncle are still standing there,
00:22:39.52\00:22:43.50
but they are getting so
tired and they want to stay and
00:22:43.53\00:22:47.48
visit Peter more,
because Peter was so excited.
00:22:47.52\00:22:49.86
But they decide to go
because they are just so tired
00:22:49.90\00:22:52.71
they needed to go.
00:22:52.75\00:22:53.72
As Roy drug himself
home to bed that night,
00:22:53.73\00:22:57.03
all of a sudden he said
to himself, why didn't I ask
00:22:57.07\00:23:02.84
Peter McDonald what
they made him for supper?
00:23:02.87\00:23:06.69
Why didn't I ask?
00:23:06.72\00:23:09.08
Because remember he had
sniffed something in the air,
00:23:09.11\00:23:12.54
but he couldn't figured
out what it was he had sniffed.
00:23:12.57\00:23:15.97
Ahhh, I should have asked.
00:23:16.00\00:23:18.71
Well the next morning
they all got up late, because
00:23:18.75\00:23:21.55
remember they went to bed
really late after their hike.
00:23:21.58\00:23:24.35
They all got up late
and they were eating their
00:23:24.39\00:23:27.93
breakfast slow and all
of a sudden in burst through
00:23:27.96\00:23:31.47
the door spinster McKay.
00:23:31.50\00:23:33.67
She was 70 years old, and
she just come flying in that
00:23:33.71\00:23:37.07
door, Mr. Rash Mr. Rash
you just will never believe
00:23:37.10\00:23:39.90
what happened, I'm so
blub blub blub blub blub blub!
00:23:39.93\00:23:42.70
She was just as
mad as an old hen,
00:23:42.73\00:23:44.58
someone had stolen her Peat.
00:23:44.62\00:23:47.54
Now in Scotland Peat is very
important because it is what
00:23:47.58\00:23:51.41
you use to heat
your houses with.
00:23:51.45\00:23:53.30
You cut it, and let it
dry, and then you can use it
00:23:53.34\00:23:56.80
to burn for
heating your little houses.
00:23:56.84\00:23:58.99
Well of course an old
woman like her would be very
00:23:59.03\00:24:02.08
upset if someone stole her Peat.
00:24:02.12\00:24:04.20
I guess she had
went out into the fields,
00:24:04.23\00:24:06.86
she had cut it, and had
it out to dry and had gone
00:24:06.90\00:24:11.40
back to get it
that very morning.
00:24:11.44\00:24:13.61
When she got there it was
gone, 6 baskets full of it.
00:24:13.65\00:24:21.00
She was upset,
why Roy which just,
00:24:21.03\00:24:25.23
his ears were just flapping.
00:24:25.26\00:24:26.92
He was trying to
imagine who had done it.
00:24:26.96\00:24:29.82
He finished his breakfast
just as fast as he could and
00:24:29.85\00:24:33.29
he was going to get out
there and find out who did it.
00:24:33.32\00:24:36.55
On his way, while he was
walking out to the Peat fields,
00:24:36.59\00:24:39.78
he met Oscar and Bruce.
00:24:39.82\00:24:41.44
So they helped him, they
searched everywhere but do you
00:24:41.48\00:24:44.75
think they could find any Peat?
00:24:44.79\00:24:47.47
Not even any of it, none of it.
00:24:47.50\00:24:49.95
So they were very discouraged,
00:24:49.99\00:24:52.69
but what else could you do.
00:24:52.73\00:24:55.36
Roy said to them do you
think it has anything to do
00:24:55.40\00:24:57.59
with the people in the cave?
00:24:57.63\00:24:58.94
An Oscar and Bruce
just laughed and said Roy,
00:24:58.97\00:25:02.77
do you think people in
a cave would want Peat?
00:25:02.81\00:25:06.53
And besides that Roy there is
nobody in that cave we searched.
00:25:06.57\00:25:11.71
So Roy went back to his
uncle's store and would you
00:25:11.74\00:25:15.44
believe he just gets in
the door of the store and
00:25:15.47\00:25:19.13
there is his uncle
with another story.
00:25:19.17\00:25:21.58
The Peat was at Miss
McKay's house all neatly
00:25:21.62\00:25:27.81
stacked right behind her house.
00:25:27.84\00:25:29.62
Who could have done it?
00:25:31.03\00:25:33.31
Who would have
done it was the question
00:25:33.35\00:25:37.39
that everybody was asking?
00:25:37.42\00:25:39.90
Well Roy was just
stumped, who did it?.
00:25:39.94\00:25:46.17
So he decided to go for a walk.
00:25:46.21\00:25:48.38
Well he went out walking
and he got down to the beach
00:25:48.41\00:25:51.43
and there was Old Corky.
00:25:51.46\00:25:53.64
Old Corky but
actually his real name,
00:25:53.67\00:25:56.77
was John McCorkindale.
00:25:56.80\00:25:59.41
That is a long name isn't it?
00:25:59.44\00:26:00.79
So they all
called him Old Corky.
00:26:00.82\00:26:03.70
Well Old Corky was just
the best one to talk to,
00:26:03.74\00:26:08.32
he had so many stories,
and he was out working on his
00:26:08.35\00:26:11.86
boat trying to tar
it, to make it waterproof.
00:26:11.90\00:26:14.51
So Roy went and started
talking to him and listening
00:26:14.54\00:26:18.49
to his stories, and he
even started to help Old Corky
00:26:18.53\00:26:22.45
because he thought
he should help him.
00:26:22.48\00:26:23.97
Well by and by as the
afternoon went on Old Corky's
00:26:24.00\00:26:28.47
back started to
get sore and he said,
00:26:28.50\00:26:30.97
I'm going to have to quit.
00:26:31.00\00:26:31.97
I'm going to finish it
tomorrow Roy thank you for
00:26:32.01\00:26:34.73
helping me but I got to
go home I'm not feeling good.
00:26:34.76\00:26:37.53
His Rheumatics were getting
to him, as he called them.
00:26:37.57\00:26:42.30
So poor Old Corky felt so
bad that Roy had to help him
00:26:42.34\00:26:47.04
hobble home, he had to
lean on Roy's shoulder.
00:26:47.08\00:26:49.25
Well the next morning Roy
woke up early, about 5 o'clock
00:26:49.29\00:26:53.38
and all of a
sudden he had a good idea.
00:26:53.41\00:26:55.98
He thought I know what I
will do, I'll go down to the
00:26:56.01\00:26:59.45
beach and I will finish
putting the tar on Corky's boat
00:26:59.49\00:27:02.89
for him and then it
will be a surprise for him.
00:27:02.92\00:27:05.24
So he jumped out of bed,
he had never woken up so early
00:27:05.28\00:27:08.85
before, and he
threw on his clothes.
00:27:08.89\00:27:10.69
He was so excited and
went racing down to the beach.
00:27:10.72\00:27:13.44
He pinched himself and
rubbed his eyes and he looked,
00:27:15.16\00:27:19.81
there was the boat finished.
00:27:19.85\00:27:24.36
Are you wondering who did it?
00:27:24.40\00:27:28.84
So was he, next time
we will find out more.
00:27:28.88\00:27:34.17
Have you been paying
attention to our mystery word?
00:27:35.22\00:27:37.70
It was an easy
one today, wasn't it?
00:27:37.74\00:27:39.91
Safety, I'm so glad
that you are safe and that
00:27:39.95\00:27:45.59
you were able to watch
today, and I am looking forward
00:27:45.62\00:27:48.35
to seeing you next week.
00:27:48.39\00:27:50.18