We are close to 7000
feet elevation right now.
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It's actually raining
or maybe it's misting,
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we are at Ngorongoro Crater,
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I wish you could
see it several thousand
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feet below us, I'm
told it's the Crater
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we haven't seen it yet,
we are hoping later today
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it will clear off. In the
bottom is the Black Rhino,
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we hope to find the
Black Rhino also because
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it's an endangered
species. There is very few
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of them but right
here in the park I'm told
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there is about 20 of
them ranging in one little
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area that we hope
to find later today.
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If the mist clears off
and if everything changes,
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also I want to tell
you it's stretching about
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20 kilometers
across, it's one of the
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biggest calderas in the world.
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There is a little
bit of wind right now.
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It's blowing away the clouds,
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the sun is starting to
come out and it's getting
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beautiful. You
can see the Crater,
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all the walls I mean
it is gorgeous down there
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you can see the Alkaline Lake.
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We're gonna see if we
can find the Rhinos now.
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The Ngorongoro
Crater is often called
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Africa's Eden, and the
8th wonder of the world,
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and it's easy to see why
it's gained this reputation.
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The Crater is the
largest unbroken and unflooded
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caldera, which is
actually a collapsed volcano.
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The Crater is more
than 14 miles wide and has
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very steep walls
of an average height
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of 1900 feet. The
rich pasture and permanent
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water of the Crater
floor supports a large
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resident population
of wildlife up to 25,000,
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more importantly it
is one of the few places
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in the world to see
the Black Rhino in its
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natural habitat
because it is a very highly
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protected area only
the indigenous tribes like
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the Maasai are allowed
to live and travel within
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the Caldera. The
crater plays host to almost
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every kind of individual
species of wildlife in
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Eastern Africa
including the animals such
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as the Wildebeest,
Zebra, Gazelle, Buffalo,
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Eland, Hippo and
Warthog. The bumps grew larger,
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the dust thicker, and
the animals more exotic,
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as the driver of
our four-wheeled vehicle
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negotiated the road
bringing us nearer the
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Maasai Orphanage
right on the border of Kenya
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and Tanzania. To a great extent,
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this orphanage was
established because of
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AWR's broadcast in one radio.
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Doctor how many
years have you had your
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orphanage
established? Five years ago,
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five years ago
you started it, yes,
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and how many
children do you have now?
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35, 35, yes, from what
ages, from what this age,
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this age, how
old this one, three,
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three years old yes,
you've got him from three years,
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oh so sweet, from 3 to 12, yes.
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And what do you
teach the students?
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First of all my mission
was just to Evangelical,
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to teach them how to know God.
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To teach them about God! Yes.
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So I was just
Evangelizing in Maasai land,
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when I recognized
five children left behind
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in bomb blast to die
because the parents were
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moving for green
pastures somewhere else.
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If I am understand
what you are telling me
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correctly the parents,
they are taking their cows,
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yes, to go find green pastures,
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the cows more
important and they leave the
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children behind just to
die in the hut, exactly yes,
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yes, on their own.
How can they do that?
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A cow in Maasai
land is beloved comparing
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to a human being. So
they leave them behind
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to die so that they
can get time to move
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on with the cows.
Man. How about all the
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other children? How
did you get so many?
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What's happened in their lives?
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Did they lose parents
or what? They lose their
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parents because HIV
is pandemic here around,
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also because of the
HIV lot of these children
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lost all their
parents too, yeah.
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We have so many
songs but that one,
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oh that was, praising the Lord,
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praising the Lord. You
know when you are born,
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you don't know about the Lord,
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but as we grow you are
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but one day you
meet someone who loves
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you so much, more
than anybody else,
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Praise God Jesus, the Savior.
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Is that what that
song was singing? Yeah.
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That's those were
the words to that song.
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Yeah. So, here we
teach children how to be
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self dependent, we
teach them how to take
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care of
themselves. In the morning,
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you have to brush
your teeth, comb your hair,
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be smart and then take
something for breakfast
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then you go back to class.
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So, here we have a
doll, this is a doll,
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it made by one of
the girls, she is Diana,
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maybe I'll grow up
and I will not have a job,
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so instead of being a
thief or being somebody else,
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why can't I teach the child too.
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So, the doll,
everything was just found around
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then mommy, so here
we are. Now the hair,
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no it's not that hair
what is it? It's just the mix,
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texture mixture like this,
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and okay and who
made it, you made it.
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She is there on, who
made the doll, very good job,
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if she grows up she
doesn't find anything to do,
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instead of being a
packing girl or picking things
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in the street,
she can be a tailor.
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We have to be self dependent;
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whether you go
anywhere, you go to USA,
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you are in Kenya;
you are in Tanzania,
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you have to be self dependent.
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So you know for sure. I
can tell it in your eyes
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if some of these
children going to turn out
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to be doctors
and yeah, yeah, yeah,
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many good things.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we have it.
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With its stunning
ethereal blue green vistas
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close range
viewing opportunities and
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unparalleled concentrations of
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wildlife in
Ngorongoro Crater is one of
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Tanzania's most
visited destinations,
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and one of
Africa's best known wildlife
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viewing areas. One
of the first sites that
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captured our
attention was Lake Magadi.
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It is an alkaline
lake caused by deposits of
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volcanic ash. The
depth, never more than 10
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feet varies during
the year and during the
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dry season it
shrinks dramatically.
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The lakes edges are a
favorite stocking ground
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for Golden
Jackals, Lions and Hyenas.
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It was hard to
imagine, what else we discover
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while enjoying the
animals milling around the lake.
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Flamingos, thousands
and thousands of them, I've
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never seen so many
birds in one place in my life.
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The pink Flamingos
here I know in some areas
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they eat shrimp to
keep the pink color,
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but what do they eat out here.
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Out here mostly
what they get is,
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due to the shallow
lake the formation of the
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algae they called it
filtrate to the algae
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which is turning them
pink is the only thing
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which turns them pink here.
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I don't think I've
ever seen so many in my
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life but you are
saying that's not many,
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that is not
that much many, yeah,
00:10:05.76\00:10:08.00
it could be more
that are dependent on the
00:10:08.70\00:10:10.90
water level and for
very deep is not so much
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suitable for them
because they need really
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to walk and filtrate to
what they can get there,
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that's why also their
beak have been modified
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to eat the algae
because they have got a beak
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which always eat up
sit down for filtration.
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So they turn
their head upside down;
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they have to turn
their head upside down.
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Now do you think
that's modified or the Lord
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did that? Of course,
Lord is the one who modified
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them yes, yes, yeah.
And with our cameras,
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we discovered swamps
and even forested areas
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spreading across this
Vast African Wonderland.
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Nami Yani, yeah, I
got your name right yeah,
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yeah, yeah, good
because by name is Jim,
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one of the
syllable of yours as many,
00:12:02.00\00:12:03.63
but that's a pretty
name it's Maasai yeah, yeah.
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Now, here in the
orphanage you've been
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teaching the children
and because your life had
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been changed by God
and it seems like you are
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giving back now that
true? When I join the center,
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we didn't know how
to the read the Bible,
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you only knew about
the cows and the goats,
00:12:20.13\00:12:22.46
because you were Maasai, yeah,
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and the cows are
extremely important.
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They used to be our God.
In fact, better they tell
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to die more than
the cow, so you more and
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more over a cow
dying and a child dying
00:12:34.66\00:12:36.60
sometimes, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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You have to
take care of the cow;
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if the cow anything
happens to the cow your father
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will kill you. Literally,
anything, your father would
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really kill you; yeah
it's hard for me to even
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understand that
you know to, it's true,
00:12:50.60\00:12:52.80
it happens it's
true. But now you are here,
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you are in a beautiful dress,
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you are in a great school
here that you are teaching
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and instructing
these children, yeah,
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I appreciate okay before
I used to wear the Kanga's,
00:13:03.26\00:13:05.80
we called them
Kanga's or the Leso's.
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I mean they are back
to the Maasai attires,
00:13:08.50\00:13:09.73
the only thing we did
not use to follow so much
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is the
circumcision, but most of girls,
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the circumcision,
yeah, and your people
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didn't too much,
they did it too much but
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most of us are free
now. Is that what you did,
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yeah then you
disappear. How old were you
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when you ran away?
Okay by that time I was 23.
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The community is
so tight with the
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Maasai people that's very
traumatic for you to leave,
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right. It's so tight
because the condition
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there as you compare
my life now I cannot go
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back to the Maasai Village.
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It's like you are in dreamland,
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it's like it's not
true, and you can't imagine
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sleeping in the same
room with the cows and
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the goats. As an asthmatic,
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I can't hardly imagine
living in the same room
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with the cows and
the goats and the dust,
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yeah you live, yeah
you stay with the goat
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and you stay with the
cow then you sleep with them,
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life goes on and that's the same
00:14:02.90\00:14:04.96
room is there, one that to cook.
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You get elephants
down here also. Yes, yes,
00:14:10.66\00:14:12.80
how do they get. I
mean the cliffs are so steep
00:14:12.80\00:14:15.36
how does an elephant
get down those hills?
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Yes, elephants are
very much well known
00:14:17.26\00:14:20.53
that they very good
climbers of the mountains
00:14:20.53\00:14:23.23
and they can get down to a very,
00:14:23.23\00:14:24.93
very steeper
slopes. It's the matter,
00:14:24.93\00:14:27.73
in fact the people
have been asking question
00:14:27.73\00:14:30.43
how could elephants
get down here and probably
00:14:30.43\00:14:34.90
elephant can answer
that you are the one
00:14:34.90\00:14:37.90
following my way
down the Crater because
00:14:37.90\00:14:40.83
they follow the elephants
way to get down the Crater.
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It's phenomenal to
think over 6 tons coming down,
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yeah, a hill is
steep as these are.
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Originally used only by hunters,
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the term 'Big Five' refers
to five of Africa's greatest
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wild animals,
Lion, Leopard, Elephant,
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Buffalo and Rhino. As
during the bygone hunting era,
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the "Big Five" still
conjures up the romance
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and excitement of
Africa's exotic destinations
00:15:10.40\00:15:13.33
and experiences. And
Ngorongoro Crater is one
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of the last places the
Black Rhino can be viewed
00:15:17.56\00:15:20.06
in its natural
habitat. The Black Rhinoceros
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is a large thick
skinned herbivore and
00:15:23.36\00:15:26.20
it characterized
by its large size.
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The most
distinguishing feature is too up
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right horns on his nose.
The horns of a rhinoceros
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are made of carotene,
the same type of protein
00:15:35.03\00:15:37.36
that mix up
hair and fingernails.
00:15:37.36\00:15:39.10
The black rhino has
the reputation for being
00:15:40.70\00:15:42.53
extremely aggressive.
They attack out of fear,
00:15:42.53\00:15:45.30
confusion and panic.
They will charge if they
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sense a threat,
which occurs frequently due
00:15:48.06\00:15:50.50
to their very poor eyesight.
00:15:50.50\00:15:52.03
They've been
observed to charge tree trunks
00:15:52.93\00:15:54.60
and termite mounds.
They are very fast runners
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and can run up to
35 miles per hour.
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The life expectancy in
natural conditions is from
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35 to 50 years, but
they are only 3500 Black
00:16:03.70\00:16:08.13
Rhinos in the
entire world. In 1966,
00:16:08.13\00:16:11.70
there were 108
Rhinos in the Crater,
00:16:11.70\00:16:13.96
today they are around
20. Rhino poaching had
00:16:13.96\00:16:17.50
increased but today,
the Rhinos are guarded
00:16:17.50\00:16:20.10
24 hours a day. Each
are fitted with the tracking
00:16:20.10\00:16:23.10
device in their horn
that allows rangers to know
00:16:23.10\00:16:25.63
their exact location
anytime to prevent poaching.
00:16:25.63\00:16:28.90
Thanks to the Anti-Poaching
Patrols Black Rhino
00:16:29.70\00:16:31.90
in the Crater
are relatively safe
00:16:31.90\00:16:33.66
and the numbers are increasing.
00:16:33.66\00:16:35.80
It is so beautiful
down here in the bottom
00:16:41.10\00:16:42.66
of the Crater today
we've seen so many exciting
00:16:42.66\00:16:45.20
animals, been next
Lions and we just name it,
00:16:45.20\00:16:49.30
it's been here. God
has just blessed so much
00:16:49.86\00:16:52.50
with so many
different creatures.
00:16:52.50\00:16:54.43
I think about the ark
of Noah and all the animals
00:16:54.43\00:16:58.83
coming in the ark,
seven clean animals,
00:16:58.83\00:17:00.80
two unclean animals
God preserved all of these
00:17:00.80\00:17:04.10
animals and they are
here today and we get to see
00:17:04.10\00:17:06.90
them out in His creation,
it's absolutely wonderful.
00:17:06.90\00:17:10.80
Looking across such
vistas and experiencing
00:17:16.80\00:17:18.93
such magnificent
animals walking, grazing,
00:17:18.93\00:17:21.46
and relaxing with the
mere feet of us certainly
00:17:21.46\00:17:24.33
causes us to reflect
on the Garden of Eden.
00:17:24.33\00:17:26.60
What was it like before sin,
00:17:27.33\00:17:28.46
but even more importantly,
what will it be like
00:17:28.46\00:17:31.73
when God restores
Eden in the earth made new.
00:17:31.73\00:17:34.20
When you found
Jesus Christ you've made
00:17:40.50\00:17:42.00
such a difference, yeah.
God made such a difference
00:17:42.00\00:17:44.73
in your life but
now you are making such
00:17:44.73\00:17:46.16
a difference in
others is there someone who
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we could talk to today
that could share a little bit
00:17:48.30\00:17:51.73
of their story, of
how they've changed
00:17:51.73\00:17:54.00
I would like to see
how God has worked through
00:17:54.00\00:17:56.10
you and then
through their lives too.
00:17:56.10\00:17:57.43
Okay what I can say is
that when I joined the Center,
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the doctor
introduced me to some of there
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literature while there,
most of them could not copy
00:18:04.60\00:18:08.00
the situation because
they were told to dress like
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normal human
being, they could not,
00:18:12.93\00:18:16.60
some could not even shower,
00:18:16.60\00:18:18.53
they feared water,
even going walking with
00:18:19.26\00:18:22.00
shoes they couldn't wear shoes,
00:18:22.00\00:18:24.30
some could not even sit
on a chair like this they
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wanted to sit on a
floor, then from there,
00:18:26.80\00:18:29.30
there is the one girl
she was called Nasingli,
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I can call her if,oh
please do yeah please do.
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Nasingli, hi, hi Nasingli,
how are you, I am fine.
00:18:35.80\00:18:40.43
You are happy,
yes. Meet my friend;
00:18:40.43\00:18:44.26
you've got a pretty
smile. So tell me a little bit
00:18:44.26\00:18:46.26
of her story, as far
as where she come from
00:18:46.26\00:18:49.90
and how old is
she. Okay, Nasingli is
00:18:49.90\00:18:52.46
eleven years old
and she has been here
00:18:52.46\00:18:54.90
for five years with
me. We've been together,
00:18:54.90\00:18:57.16
but at first we could
not be friends because
00:18:57.16\00:18:59.73
she used to cry so much,
as time went by she became
00:18:59.73\00:19:02.86
adapted to the
community and we taught her
00:19:02.86\00:19:05.80
how to read, write
her name, take shower,
00:19:05.80\00:19:09.60
eat, how to eat,
how to dress and now she
00:19:09.60\00:19:12.03
is smart, for now
she is in primary she
00:19:12.03\00:19:15.20
is in class four.
So now I understand,
00:19:15.20\00:19:17.43
she was just baptized
some one the doctor told me
00:19:17.43\00:19:20.46
she was just
baptized, yeah she was baptized
00:19:20.46\00:19:22.36
last month okay last
month we had a crusade,
00:19:22.36\00:19:24.43
the very big
crusade, but she just walk up
00:19:24.43\00:19:27.33
from the crowd and
she went, she got baptized
00:19:27.33\00:19:30.83
and now she is clean
now. I know Jesus and all
00:19:30.83\00:19:33.50
the angels were
happy when you came forward
00:19:33.50\00:19:35.43
for baptism, yeah,
yeah, yeah. You know it's
00:19:35.43\00:19:37.60
exciting to see you
know, how God speaks
00:19:37.60\00:19:41.30
to one heart and in my
case it's more exciting because
00:19:41.30\00:19:45.03
I have seen using the
radio to speak to that heart
00:19:45.03\00:19:47.03
to you and now
sharing with her now
00:19:47.76\00:19:49.50
she accept Jesus. Is
there any other little girls
00:19:49.50\00:19:52.33
too that have a
story here that could come
00:19:52.33\00:19:54.30
forward and, okay we
have another girl she is known
00:19:54.30\00:19:57.23
as Valentine
Baraki, if you don't mind
00:19:57.23\00:20:01.60
I can call her, oh
sure, sure, Valentine,
00:20:01.60\00:20:04.66
she is Valentine, hi
sweetheart, how are you,
00:20:07.70\00:20:10.13
oh you got such a pretty smile.
00:20:10.13\00:20:12.23
Its Valentine is
it, she can speak,
00:20:13.63\00:20:15.36
she knows how to
speak, how old are you.
00:20:16.26\00:20:18.20
Nine years old, nine
years old, she is nine, yeah.
00:20:19.46\00:20:22.66
And what are you
studying? I read many
00:20:22.66\00:20:26.90
subjects like English,
Mathematics, Social Studies,
00:20:26.90\00:20:33.46
Science, all of
those things yeah, wow.
00:20:34.13\00:20:38.70
When you grow up
what do you want to be?
00:20:39.83\00:20:41.56
I want to be a doctor.
You want to be a doctor.
00:20:42.80\00:20:45.90
You know, I
think you are going to
00:20:47.26\00:20:48.33
do it with
Jesus help, yeah, yes.
00:20:48.33\00:20:51.83
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He came when he was
very sick and he was
00:23:01.20\00:23:02.76
very young, very, very young.
00:23:02.76\00:23:04.06
How old young was very young?
00:23:04.06\00:23:06.00
He was two years, and
he was, two years old,
00:23:06.00\00:23:10.26
two years old. Do
you speak English? Yes.
00:23:11.90\00:23:14.53
You want to be a
pastor? Yes. You are going
00:23:14.53\00:23:17.90
to be a pastor, that's great.
00:23:17.90\00:23:19.43
What did you
learned in the Bible?
00:23:19.96\00:23:20.93
What is your
favorite Bible text?
00:23:20.93\00:23:22.40
He is saying the one who
00:23:30.20\00:23:32.60
has the word of God;
He will be like a God,
00:23:32.60\00:23:35.06
who live in
heaven. Alright good job,
00:23:35.06\00:23:39.10
good job! You know
Jim, I am so pleased to see
00:23:40.00\00:23:44.76
this radio, why don't
you pick that up again
00:23:44.76\00:23:47.33
the radio, because
I remember just two to
00:23:47.33\00:23:52.20
three years ago when we
ordered to buy the radios
00:23:52.20\00:23:56.00
and we shift them
here to Tanzania to LaMarca
00:23:56.00\00:23:58.60
to Acubase, the radio
producer and he has been
00:23:58.60\00:24:03.66
writing me about how
he has distributed these
00:24:03.66\00:24:07.20
radios all around
this country and especially
00:24:07.20\00:24:11.16
among the Maasai
people yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:24:11.16\00:24:13.20
So now I come and I
recognize one of our own
00:24:13.20\00:24:16.16
radios that is here doing
its job, yeah that's nice.
00:24:16.16\00:24:19.86
We all sit together
here. It does a very,
00:24:20.53\00:24:22.90
very good
teaching about family, yes,
00:24:22.90\00:24:25.80
and we are suppose
to tell the children,
00:24:25.80\00:24:27.36
how you are
supposed to handle a man,
00:24:27.36\00:24:29.60
how you are
supposed to talk to a woman,
00:24:29.60\00:24:31.26
it's so good. It's so
exciting to me because
00:24:31.26\00:24:34.33
if you hadn't gone to
that meeting and if the
00:24:35.23\00:24:37.46
doctor hadn't had in
his heart to share at those
00:24:37.46\00:24:40.36
meetings these little
ones wouldn't have ever
00:24:40.36\00:24:42.70
had an opportunity.
You know, she is recently
00:24:42.70\00:24:45.60
married, would be
married already, yeah,
00:24:45.60\00:24:48.06
she is only how
old she is eleven,
00:24:49.26\00:24:51.53
eleven years old,
alright, well thank
00:24:51.53\00:24:54.23
you so very much.
Cattle are the all important
00:24:54.23\00:24:59.23
driving force in the
life of the Maasai warrior.
00:24:59.23\00:25:01.83
Wives and children
come in a distance second.
00:25:02.43\00:25:04.93
Their most important
function in the tribe is
00:25:04.93\00:25:07.46
to have more working
hands to take care of the
00:25:07.46\00:25:10.03
cattle, otherwise
their value is minimal.
00:25:10.03\00:25:12.80
It's hard for me to
conceive such a thing,
00:25:13.83\00:25:15.50
but when it's time to
move their hut the youngest
00:25:16.30\00:25:18.66
children are
sometimes left behind.
00:25:18.66\00:25:20.83
Yes, they are left
behind on their own to feed
00:25:20.83\00:25:25.33
for themselves
or eventually die.
00:25:25.33\00:25:27.60
This is why so
important for us to do all we
00:25:28.43\00:25:30.50
can to reach
these people with the
00:25:30.50\00:25:32.20
Gospel Message. Once
they accept God their
00:25:32.20\00:25:34.93
value systems
began to change. It
00:25:34.93\00:25:36.76
alliance with the
heavenly mall and the family
00:25:37.70\00:25:39.93
unit becomes all
important to these once
00:25:39.93\00:25:42.36
pardon warriors.
Tell me how many years,
00:25:42.36\00:25:45.70
well like this little
one at three years old,
00:25:45.70\00:25:49.26
how many years you
are going to have it,
00:25:49.26\00:25:51.00
if the Lord
doesn't come by that.
00:25:51.00\00:25:52.60
Do you have any
idea? No. That's right,
00:25:55.70\00:25:59.56
but we certainly
appreciate your work here doctor
00:25:59.56\00:26:01.53
at this case. You are
doing a wonderful work,
00:26:01.53\00:26:04.20
keep it up and thank
you for all you do for this
00:26:04.20\00:26:07.96
little ones and
thank you very much.
00:26:07.96\00:26:09.80
It will be nice to
see everyone in heaven
00:26:09.80\00:26:11.70
and I think they
are going to be because
00:26:11.70\00:26:13.90
of the work that
you've done and sharing AWR
00:26:13.90\00:26:17.20
too and God's
blessings through that radio,
00:26:17.20\00:26:19.83
same to you,
thank you, thank you.
00:26:19.83\00:26:22.03
You know viewers I
want you to know that
00:26:23.66\00:26:25.36
for many of you this
is your radio because
00:26:25.36\00:26:28.73
you helped to give
some funds that we could
00:26:28.73\00:26:31.40
buy radios and
send them to Tanzania.
00:26:31.40\00:26:34.56
I know our studio
director work hard to get them
00:26:35.90\00:26:38.40
distributed to
different groups and places
00:26:38.40\00:26:40.60
and this is one of those radios.
00:26:40.60\00:26:43.03
It's working here
among the Maasai people
00:26:43.86\00:26:46.30
in Tanzania. You
know Adventist World Radio
00:26:46.30\00:26:49.93
reaches all
ages, not just adults,
00:26:49.93\00:26:52.86
but also these
young people and so that's
00:26:53.73\00:26:56.40
a wonderful thing to
see how the radio is even
00:26:56.40\00:26:59.10
helping here at the orphanage.
00:26:59.10\00:27:01.00
You now kids, if
you are watching this
00:27:01.00\00:27:03.60
'Making Waves'
program wherever you are,
00:27:03.60\00:27:05.73
you also can be
benefited by the radio ministry.
00:27:06.70\00:27:10.23
We want you to be
involved as much as you can,
00:27:11.06\00:27:13.66
perhaps some of you
will find that your school
00:27:14.50\00:27:16.56
is having a
project connected with
00:27:16.56\00:27:19.00
Adventist World Radio
and we hope that you will
00:27:19.00\00:27:22.10
take hold and work
hard and help us provide
00:27:23.00\00:27:25.90
more radios for
places like this,
00:27:25.90\00:27:28.80
where the kids can listen.
00:27:29.40\00:27:30.50
If you would like to
reach people with the good
00:27:31.26\00:27:32.76
news of the soon
coming of Jesus Christ give
00:27:32.76\00:27:34.60
us a call
1-866-503-3531 or you can
00:27:34.60\00:27:40.40
write us at 12501
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00:27:40.40\00:27:43.40
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00:27:43.40\00:27:47.90
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Thank you for watching,
00:27:47.90\00:27:53.86
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00:27:53.86\00:27:56.60
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