They're all -- I don't mean
Democrats.
I mean like the real deal.
>> Joining me right now is mieke
eoyang, vice president at third
way.
Ken Vogel political reporter
with the "New York Times" and
Joyce Vance legal analyst.
Ken, what does he mean in terms
of news making today when he
says he may get involved with
the doj?
We all know what it means when
he says he's not involved.
Getting involved sounds like
you're fired.
>> It sounds a lot like that.
He has suggested he might do
just that on multiple occasions.
He set different red lines
suggesting he would do it if
Mueller waded into his business
we've seen indications just that
is occurring.
Certainly would be logical to
assume Ta type of investigation
is occurring.
Now you have him saying it
again.
You can tell he's bristling
against his own legal team and
his staff telling him not to do
that as well as the body politic
at large including Republicans.
We saw the senate judiciary
committee pass out of committee
a bill to protect Mueller.
That's a pretty strong signal
there would be quite a price to
pay if trump did anything to
either try to fire Mueller --
>> Basically told the people
investigating him, if you
investigate me anymore, I'll
fire you.
I get to Joyce.
General observation.
It sounds like he's threatening
them with firing if they do
their jobs.
>> That's right.
He's not interested in having a
justice department objective
looking at the law.
He sees this as a tool for his
own personal and political
protection.
He wants people to look at his
political opponents, he needs
his own Roy Cohn, a guy who is a
fixer for him as the attorney
general and not someone
interested in enforcing laws
fairly.
>> He wants to break into the
DNC he said basically implied
why didn't they break in.
They were the victims of
hacking.
He says why didn't they raid
them.
It's crazy.
Joyce, your thoughts about where
he says don't ask me to -- don't
ask your father to stop the car.
There might be kids back there.
This threat is pretty direct
from trump.
Are you listening, Joyce?
>> I guess -- I'm sorry.
She's not reacting, not hearing.
Back to you.
This other question, the
Democrats, he's out there
calling out the members of the
prosecution team as a bunch of
Democrats.
Well, I don't think Comey is a
Democrat and Rosenstein is not a
I'm not sure who is.
>> We've seen this before.
It has to do with talking about
Andrew Mccabe and his wife and
the length links to Terry
Mcauliffe.
It seems to be geared towards
the end game to trying to sort
of minimize or set him up to be
able to minimize any averse
finding that Mueller has in
regards to him to be able to say
the whole thing was tainted.
The Comey thing is more
interesting to pit himself
against Comey.
Comey is really just sort of a
bit player in this.
It's not about Comey.
Anything they would get from
Comey they would be able to get
from any number of other
witnesses they've already talked
to.
Comey is in the news and he
can't resist taking a shot at
someone taking a shot at him.
>> Disputing the Comey memos
trump said during the miss
universe, this is the first time
he said is this morning on "Fox
& friends," did he stay
overnight in Moscow and never
told Comey otherwise.
>> For instance, I went to
Russia for a day or so, a day or
two because I owned the miss
universe pageant.
I went there to watch it because
it was near Moscow.
So I go to Russia.
I didn't go there -- everybody
knows the logs are there, the
planes are there.
He said I didn't stay there
overnight.
Of course, I stayed there a
very short period of time.
His memo saidcy left
immediately.
I never said that.
I never said I left immediately.
>> James Comey when he was FBI
director, he said in his memos
on two occasions the president
personally told him he hadn't
stayed overnight in Russia.
Trump's an apparent change of
tune comes after overwhelming
evidence and flight records
eamericaed that showed trump did
stay overnight in Moscow.
Comey stands by his
conversations and says trump's
lie shows consciousness of
guilt.
Here he goes.
Coaxy.
>> Do you think it's significant
that the president lied to to
you twice about that.
>> It's always significant when
someone lies to you, especially
about something you're not
askinging about, it tends to
reflect a consciousness of
guilt.
>> He did that a lot of times
with you, brought up stuff you
hadn't asked about.
>> Correct.
>> We've got our sound with you
now, Joyce.
I've been waiting to ask you
about the law here.
Trump is out there saying he did
stay overnight after letting it
sit out there for a week his
claim he hadn't.
That is like trying to set up an
alibi, I couldn't have been
there during that event.
He's been alleged to have
witness to in the dossier.
The two prostitutes.
The question then is, what's
this tell us that now he's
coming out and saying yeah,
okay.
Is he trying to avoid a perjury
situation here?
>> You know, he volunteered
information to Comey.
It turns out it's not true.
And so he's backed up his story
and said no, I never told Comey
that I didn't spend the night
there.
And Chris, this is why
prosecutors love contemporaneous
notes so much because Jim Comey
when he wrote his notes down
hadn't been fired, no special
counsel had been appointed.
And he had no way of knowing
what might be of interest a year
down the road.
So prosecutors will look at
Comey's notes with that very
deliberate point of view that he
had no reason to make anything
up back then opposed to the
president's new revisionist
history version of those
conversations.
>> Well, let's get over that
again.
All three of you now, I don't
see any sense in him trying to
plaster up this ridiculous alibi
that he was on the plane back.
He wasn't even there.
He couldn't have been in front
of the two prostitutes it
couldn't have happened because I
wasn't there.
And now it's clear that he was
there the night before for sure.
And my question is, why would he
say that knowing all this could
be verified?
Tom Roberts interviewed him,
verified his position the day
before he interviewed him.
He was there at least one
overnight and could have been
witnessed this kind of thing at
least in terms of opportunity
whether he did it or not.
Why wouleli?
>> Comey was saying he was
concerned the first lady might
find out he engaged in some kind
of activities with these
prostitutes and didn't want her
to know.
It's clear he's not as
interested as now at protecting
his fidelity in front of the
first lady given stormy Daniels.
>> Why would Eli to the FBI
director who clearly has access
to information.
>> He can't help himself.
He needs to be telling his
narrative that makes him look
like the good guy and then
changes the story later when it
turns out that wasn't the right
thing to say.
>> Alger hiss, they couldn't
prove he was a spy but did
later.
He went to prison for five years
because he lied and said he
didn't know Whitaker Cham
Bernardez here's a guy saying
something that isn't true.
He's not going to go down for
what he said to Comey in the
white house conversation.
I think he was afraid, wasn't
he, he would have to back that
up at a later hearing, a
so-called conversation with
Mueller's people in which if he
backed it up again, he would
have perjure R jurred himself.
>> It is important in the
context.
This would probably be
considered hearsay in the
context of this investigation.
It was an informal conversation.
It does get to the what I think
Comey was saying as to motive
and intent.
It's not exactly news that trump
has been known to change his
story particularly on sensitive
things like this.
The point is, Mueller has so
much -- so much proof and so
much evidence from so many
different people that whatever
Comey said in this memo is
probably a very tiny part of
this investigation if really
part of it at all on this point
because he's talked to so many
people.
>> The salacious aspect of this
thing.
Joyce, everybody has heard about
the so-caused golden shower, the
whole thing.
They've all heard the grossness
about it.
A lot of people who don't like
trump are generally think he's
probably guilty.
A lot of people are skeptical he
would engage in something like
that which everybody knows in
Russia is used against you if
you're a U.S. Businessman.
What's consciousness of guilt
thing?
When Comey said with Anderson
cooper that consciousness of
guilt is established when you
start denying things you aren't
accused of?
>> I think it would be a mistake
to read too much into that and
make the assumption than Jim
Comey was saying that the
salaciousnent in Russia actually
took place.
We know that the Steele dossier
was based on raw data, raw
intelligence, even Steele
indicated some of it was
correct, some of it was just
information he had ror recorded.
It does seem to show that
overall the president is
sensitive on these subjects that
he's concerned about the
investigation looking into his
relationships with Russians and
it's very true that Mueller has
a lot more information than has
come into the public domain
likely knows exactly where those
pressure points are, and that's
frankly what we can expect from
the next part of this
investigation.
>> But Chris, on this we have to
remember why this information
was in the dossier to begin
with, because it was Sosa lashs.
People believed it was
kompromat, compromising
information that the Russians
might have over the president.
In a counter intelligence sense,
that is a very big national
security threat that they could
use that information to get him
to do what they want for fear
that it would be revealed.
>> Also so many people know
about the Russian M.O. When it
comes to traveling U.S. Famous
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Sarah Khan Shares Personal Stories for the First Time | Rewind with Samina Peerzada - Duration: 51:20.
Sarah Khan,
She is young and beautiful.
Her laughter is infectious
I don't know much about her
But today we will know her.
Let's meet Sarah Khan.
Samina: Thank you so much Sarah for being here. Sarah: Thank you!
What are you doing in Lahore?
In Lahore, I had an interview with you
Samina: Thank you! Sarah: And I was very excited.
And I came for two days for a project too.
Is it a secret project?
Or you can talk about it?
It's a Campaign for Lawn but I can't disclose the name.
That will be launched in summers.
It's a very interesting project.
Do you like modeling?
No, not at all.
I love only acting.
I don't even like doing commercials
because you have only one facial expression all day.
In acting, you have different facial expressions
Like crying, laughing and running etc.
Don't you think
acting takes time? I mean,
a serial of 26 episodes?
I love acting too much that I don't realize the time.
If twelve hours work increases to 15 hours
I will do it easily because I love working
On set.
In our work, you know
We have to wait for two to three hours
on set and that is very tiring for me. Samina: What do you do then?
I always have Holy Quran in my bag.
My father prints Holy Quran
in seventy different languages.
He is an offset printer.
Everyone asks me to bring Quran in
English language or in other languages.
So, I read Quran in my free time
Now a days I am reading Quran in detail
I have a detailed book on Quran.
So, I read Quran in my free time
Samina: Bibliography? Sarah: Yes.
Samina: Something with that name? Sarah: Yes.
There's a book on the translation of Quran
It's the translation,
Which explains Quran in detail.
I am trying to read it.
Knowledge is amazing.
There are so many stories in Quran and so fascinating.
Especially Surah Yusuf
Which fascinates me a lot. Sarah: Really?
Yes. Read it.
It is such an amazingly
Explained and written story.
All the stories in Quran, which I have read
I want to read more
And more.
There is a lot to learn.
And the change I have
Felt in me due to reading Quran in detail
is, that I have become more patient.
Samina: You have become calm? Sarah: Yes calm and more patient.
I don't get angry now
Now I have control over myself.
There are a lot of things that I have learnt
And because of that I have changed a lot.
I haven't even read half of Quran yet.
Gradually you will read it
And find new meanings
And will understand it better.
You are young now.
Samina: Where were you born? Sarah: In Madina.
We are four siblings and we all were born in Madina.
How?
My mother is from Lebanon and
My father is from Pakistan. They both met in Saudi Arabia.
They got married there. Both had gone to perform Umrah.
My father used to live in Saudia.
He was an offset printer there.
They both met. My father liked my mother.
He sent a marriage proposal.
And after one and a half year they got married.
Then me, my two sisters and
One brother were born there.
We lived for ten years in Madina. I was ten when we came to Pakistan.
Who is the eldest one?
Eldest one is my brother, Hamza.
Then my sister Ayesha, both have one year difference.
Then me and then Noor, my sister.
So, Ayesha doesn't do any job?
My mother was not feeling well.
She died four months ago.
I am so sorry.
Ayesha did Hotel management.
So she left her studies and job
and started to take care of my mother.
Mom had cancer.
She isn't doing anything now.
After her death,
me and Noor has continued the work.
Ayesha will do it too now.
Whatever she wants to do.
Samina: What does your brother do? Sarah: He is studying.
He wants to become an actor.
I asked him to first complete his studies
Because I wasn't able to continue
My studies. I gave an advice to my siblings
to complete their studies.
Because I think you can't rely on acting.
I think Prime Minister does not take that much salary
But I wish
I could continue my studies.
It was my mother's wish too.
You can study anytime.
Exactly and I will continue my studies
I want to study acting
I want to study about my profession.
How did you use to live?
Your mother was from Lebanon and father was Pakistani.
And how do you speak Urdu so well.
My parents used to talk in Arabic language.
But then we came to Pakistan
And attended Pakistani Schools
And started to speak Urdu
Better than Arabic
My father is a Pathan
And dad speaks Pushto language too.
How many languages do you speak?
I don't speak Arabic and Pushto.
I regret that, if only my mom would
teach me how to speak Arabic.
Which language did you use to speak to your mother?
English and Urdu.
Samian: Did she know Urdu? Sarah: Yes.
Because my grandmother was born in Lebanon
But her parents were from Pakistan.
So mom had a link with Pakistan.
She knew Urdu and
We talked in Urdu.
In my home, my mother
Always, you know here everyone favors
Boys more than girls,
but we were three
and mom taught us
that girls should be stronger
and independent.
If they get married
No one can hurt them
They should be that much strong
to run the house
A girl should be stronger emotionally too.
So she always
wanted her daughters
to be strong.
When you all sat together at
The dining table what did you talk about?
Our family was
Fun loving.
My parents never
Scolded us or talked loudly
In front of us.
When someone talks in
A harsh and loud way
We used to discuss these things like
"Mama did you see
How are they talking."
Just imagine, my parents
Never scolded us or talked in a loud voice
Mom's angry looks were enough for us.
Samina: They never scolded you? Sarah: Never.
There is no question of getting beaten up then?
It was impossible.
Only mom's angry look was
Enough and we would feel scared from that look.
My parents had a way to stop us
From being naughty.
Father never scolded us that
what have you done?!
He kept quiet and by his
Facial expression we would know that he was angry.
It meant that don't do it again.
If you do it again then the reaction will come.
And mom used to give us angry looks.
We all were naughty
There was no major age
difference between my siblings
we had no friends
We four hung out together.
If we did some mischievous things
That look was enough.
Samina: That's it! Look? Sarah: She didn't say anything.
We got scared.
At 09:00 pm we would turn off the T.V.
After then when my parents had slept
So we all siblings
We took the T.V. from TV lounge
To our room and
Watched the T.V
Whole night on mute mode.
Fearing mom dad might wake up.
We'd watch it on mute because we wanted to see T.V.
This is how our childhood was like.
Samina: How very interesting!
How did you do all the naughtiness then? On mute?
Samina: Like riding a bicycle? Or climbing a tree?
Sarah: We have done a lot of naughty things.
Samina: Sneaking out of home at night?
Our parents fell into a lot of trouble because of this!
We had cousins, we were close with.
We spent our childhood together.
They lived in apartments.
So every evening we'd go together for a stroll around the building.
And we'd ring the bell for a specific house.
An aged couple lived there.
We'd do it every day.
We did this for like 3 years.
After 3 years
You can't imagine it…
The uncle brought a rod to our place
And we had a family get together going on.
He barged in saying "Today I won't leave you. I'll kill you."
And he kept banging
At the door.
And we were like that what did we do?
Rang the bell for 3 years only.
I mean only 3 years had passed.
So we have done stuff like this
So yeah…
So you had a fun childhood?
Yes. A lot.
So how was the younger Sarah like?
Apart from being naughty!
I was very shy as well.
I was confident from the beginning and in school too
I participated in everything.
I performed at all kinds of shows in school.
But I was very shy
If someone tried to talk to me, I would be
Very quiet thinking what to say.
It still happens to me.
Although I am very talkative.
Only if someone talks about stuff I like
But I can't handle random conversations
On set, it's usually me and my book
Often people think that I am very rude
Arrogant with a lot of attitude since I don't talk
But in reality I don't like talking much.
With just anyone cuz when you do
You then keep talking.
So I don't talk much and
Don't let other people know me so thoroughly.
I only keep it confined
To a working relationship.
So when did you know that you'll become an actor?
When I did my first project
I did a voice-over.
When I signed my first project,
I thought I couldn't do acting.
It is not my cup of tea.
After that I didn't work for 2 years. Bari Aapa was my first project.
For a channel.
And then the 2 years gap.
After which I decided I always wanted to be an actor.
I did want it.
But I did comprehend it at first.
From school to my college life
I had always been interested in such stuff.
I did it in school as well.
I like doing it
So when I did not work for 2 years
I missed it a lot.
After doing only 1 project
I had found a purpose in my life.
Doing it actually made me happy.
So who went first? Noor or you?
I did. Noor is a year younger than me.
And she has wanted to do this since forever.
She knew she wanted to become an actor.
But I never wanted to admit it.
I thought I'd get into fashion designing.
But I was always interested in Art.
Noor and Ayesha are both good at sketching.
They will be able to make your sketch in 10 mins.
So the three of us always
Had this artistic side.
We had to do something like this.
What kind of things do you collect?
What do you buy? What do you collect?
Do you have a secret place in the house?
Where you hide your things?
Samina Ji, I like to be dolled up.
When I go to market for shopping…
We three can wear Same size of clothes and
Our shoe size is the same too.
So we keep sharing our things.
But when I buy something for myself,
I lock it in my wardrobe.
Because I want to wear it first and
They can take it later.
And they say that you wear our things
Before us so why can't we?
I just want it that way.
I have a fetish for shoes.
I want to buy lots of heels.
And even if
I am travelling around,
I keep buying new shoes.
Make up and watches as well.
Do you buy books?
Yes but not many.
But you do visit bookshops?
Yeah yeah.
If I want to read something I do.
Somebody told me to read poetry.
So I am thinking of buying it.
Because Urdu, when I speak it, is not very clear.
I don't speak it very clearly.
A lot of directors tell me that
I should work upon my intonation.
So I am thinking about buying some
Deeply poetic books and read them.
So now I will. Samina: You won't be able to understand them!
No, I do understand them.
It's not as if I can't understand.
Will buy ones which are a little easier to comprehend.
Like Faiz Ahmed Faiz…
Do you think he is easy to understand? Sarah: Somebody said it's easy Urdu.
Mr. Faiz is not easy at all. Sarah: No? Samina: No, only a few of his poems are.
Anyway, will read and see.
Ok, ok. Let me know when you've
Read him and then I'll ask you.
They tell me to read Urdu newspapers as well.
Samina: Newspaper is easy. Sarah: I think it's boring. Yes, easy but boring.
What do you even read in it?!
News is never boring. News is always very spicy.
When News is being played on T.V. at home
The 4 of us stay in our rooms.
Cuz you know
Already there's a lot going on
One should only stay happy.
See good things, Enjoy the good atmosphere.
We just try to stay happy.
What kind of films do you see?
Can I tell you something?
My family calls me an alien as I don't watch any films.
You like acting and you don't watch movies?
If I go to cinema to see a film
I come out after 15 mins.
I can't sit for 1 or 2 hours.
How can one do it?!
But at home I do like watching horror movies.
So me and my sister Ayesha
We sit together at night to watch horror movies. Samina: Don't you feel scared?
We do. And I feel
Scared the most but then I enjoy
It a lot too.
I have just done a horror
Project recently as well.
Samina: Really? Pari? Sarah: No.
Samina: What is it called? Sarah:It's Belapur ki Dayan on Hum Television.
I am playing the dayan.
I am possessed by a witch.
I had a lot of fun during it.
Whatever I had seen I experimented in it.
It was very interesting.
I want more of such projects to be made
And I want to be a part of them.
I want to play the witch again.
I enjoyed it a lot.
They suspended me from a crane, put me inside a well.
They made amazing scenes where
The witch is glued upside down to the wall.
At all times. Such were the scenes.
Showed the concept and the
Way of a ghost talking.
I tried that too.
So did you change your voice?
Yes. Samina: What kind of sound did you make?
Whenever the witch possessed her, she'd scream.
So I made up that sound where she would be screaming.
If she wasn't possessed, then she would talk normally.
So when she is possessed what kind of sound did she make?
The sound is normal but when
She becomes possessed it becomes loud.
So that meant that the witch had come?
And the expression would change, eyeballs becoming bigger.
So have you ever done this with your sisters?
Did you scare them like this?
When the shoot was underway and I had practiced for like 10 to 15 days
On becoming a witch
Samina: Did you practice at home? Sarah: No, not at home.
My siblings wouldn't let me be serious.
They would just make fun out of it.
Practice happens on the set.
So when I was done with it
And I had mastered the witch act
At home I used that screaming sound
And my sibling were like
Are you mad? We will throw you out of the house!
I thought that if they were scared then
This might just be successful.
So I was very happy that my siblings were scared.
So it was like a litmus test?
Yes it was.
Cuz they never take me seriously anyway.
So what did little Sarah dream about?
You said you were shy!
Since childhood I have been
Very mature.
I was always like that.
I wanted to be something and I knew it.
My mother worked in Emirates.
I had thought that I would be someone like her.
I would buy my own house.
I would gift a car to my mom.
And my younger sister.
I love Noor a lot.
I keep telling her that I am her mom.
And you are a middle child?
Yes, yes. Noor is younger than me.
But I have a lot of attachment to her.
So I tell her that you are my daughter
And I am your mum.
And people often wonder like why!
So is there any sibling rivalry between you two?
No no.
Do you ever get jealous?
Never ever.
People often asked me
That you and your sister both are working
And if your sister is casted instead of you
What will your reaction be!
I tell them that no one would be happier than me.
Nothing would mean
More to me if you give my sister
Some work instead of me.
What I feel for myself, I feel for them to.
I think the same way for them as I do for myself.
What is your brother's place in this trio?
My brother
He is one of the gang too?
Yes yes. He totally is.
My brother is not like brothers usually are.
No restrictions!
So he is not your father's second in command?
No, no. Not at all.
Instead we keep teasing him.
Asking him to take us out.
We will also go check out people!
He keeps saying what kind of sisters are you!
He calls us jungle sisters!
Brothers in our society
Expect the sisters to
Do house chores for them
But it's the opposite with us.
We keep asking him to do stuff.
There's no difference between him and us.
We are all alike.
My parents never fostered that difference.
Yes, indeed. They never did.
Between a son and a daughter.
They said you are daughters so you should be stronger.
And they never burdened my brother
With any kind of responsibilities either.
Like people in the society do.
My parents always taught
Us to never be dependent on our brother.
Don't you have your own hands?!
You can do all on your own.
So what do you plan to do in future?
I will continue acting
Because it happens
To be my
First love.
Samina: And studies too? Sarah: It's on my list.
And I want to become a producer.
Samina: What?
I never want to be a director.
I think it's the world's toughest job.
Instead I want to be a producer.
I want to make my own projects.
I want to work with new people.
I want to take new people in.
I want to introduce new people.
And work better. Work on a bigger level. On international level.
So much of the amazing work is being done already.
So I want to do something similar after a few years.
Are you doing any films?
I don't want to do any film. Samina: Why?
No plan of it. I am interested in dramas.
I have not thought about films yet.
If in the future I feel like it
A project is too good
Then I will
Definitely do it.
But for the time being, no plans yet.
Samina: Ok, but why?
Everyone wants to do films.
Sarah: I don't know. Samina: You're not ready yet.
I am not ready yet plus a few requirements
They need are something I might never be able to fulfill.
I gave an audition for a film
Where they asked "How short can you go?"
In clothes.
I was like, full sleeves?
Shouldn't be back less and no deep necklines.
I won't do any knee-length either.
I am like that.
I don't mind if people are doing it.
But I have a few rules in my life.
I don't want to forgo such things,
So if I come across something which is o.k. for me
And for them as well, then
I will definitely do it.
How did you make so many rules at such a young age?
I don't know why…
Samina: From childhood? Sarah: I have always been like that.
Noor would say you are so boring.
You are so bad; you don't play either.
What do you keep thinking about?
You just imagine that in my classroom
I was the tallest and I would sit at the back.
So I would just sit there and think quietly.
What would I do when I get back home?!
I would iron my sister's uniform too.
I was very conscious about punctuality.
And if Noor wouldn't get up, I would go on my own.
Even now, If my call time on set is at 9
I will be there at exact 9.
I am very punctual about work.
I inherited that thing from my dad.
My dad is punctual.
So I was always focused
About what to do in my life.
What I have to do or become.
I am very punctual
I was good in studies.
I used to get high scores in school every year.
My sister was duffer.
She wasn't good in studies.
She never knew what was happening in school and
asked me to inform her about school.
I was like that.
From the childhood
I grew with same thoughts
And I was mature.
Samina: So you want to become a producer? Sarah: Yes.
Samina: And you will do a lot of work. Sarah: A lot of work
Whatever I will be able to give to my industry
I will give it.
Because that industry made me
What I am today.
This is my interest.
I have been working since five years.
And I took a two year break
After first project.
And then I decided that
I will do acting
that day I decided to become a producer.
I will make a film. Maybe I will
Not cast myself in that film
I will do something at high level
Like our producers are doing.
They are doing great job
nationally and internationally.
I will not only be an actor.
This is the plan.
Did Sarah fall in love?
It happens to everyone.
It isn't necessary to fall in love with a human
You can fall in love with your work.
My first love is my mom.
No one can match that level.
Even if he is my husband
Or someone else.
My second love is my father. No one can reach that level too.
My family then
After my family
That will be one whom I will marry
Is there anyone in your life?
Sarah: Yes. Samina: Is there?
But I don't like to talk about it because I don't know what
to say: that I am in a relationship?
I will tell that
When I am in Nikkah
Because my family
Doesn't like this
What will I say that I have a boyfriend?
After my mother's death
Someone told me
Whatever your mother taught you
Now you have to take care of her honor.
So, I always keep one thing in My mind that now the responsibility is on me.
If I do something wrong
People will blame my mom.
If someone says anything
About my mom,
I can't bear it.
I take steps carefully
I take projects very carefully
And I also
Teach my sister that
Whatever you do
keep in your mind our house's environment
If my family doesn't like to talk about it then I wouldn't talk.
So he didn't propose you?
The one who is in your life?
Everything had happened. My baba and mama knew it
When my mom died he was with her
5 hrs before her death
And mama was very happy
She was in hospital
And after mama's death
My life changed completely.
It became easier
Things were very complicated before
We were dependent on mama
Knew nothing. After that we knew everything
5 minutes after the death
I wasn't crying, I was consoling
My siblings that it was good for her
She was in pain
After 10 minutes of death
I immediately realized that
Yesterday we were planning for going on a dinner
And now we are praying for her forgiveness
We have never planned that what will happen to us. When we die. Why do we have to recite Darood Pak for 1 lac times?
For forgiveness. We have never thought
To do good deeds for our forgiveness
And eternal life
There I realized that
This life is just a test
You will get reward in after life Nothing's here So you understood death?
Totally!
Right after my mother's death
I realized it.
My siblings didn't realize it
I explained it to them
This life is nothing
We hurting others in our
Race of succeeding
We are doing very wrong
If we die tomorrow
And there would be no one to pray for you
Then what will happen?
We are now praying for mama for forgiveness from the wrath of grave
I was thinking we have never planned for this
In fact we should be planning for it
what Allah has made us for
What will happen when our eternal life will start?
Never thought about it
With this thought
I stay happy and I try that
My assistant, my helpers at home, driver
Or anyone, they will never get hurt
Because of me
I don't want this to happen that
If I day tomorrow so
There will be no one
To pray for me
I should be having
My enough good deeds
That when I go the Lord after death
I would proudly say that
I have done my best
So I realized this
After mama's death
That this life of ours
Is a test
If you become a good or a bad person
You will harvest what you have sown
And what is success?
Success is happiness
I have never like I said earlier
For success I have never
Hurt anybody
Or cut anybody's way
For achieving it
When you are good and have a clear vision
Of proceeding forward
Following the right path
And not crushing anyone else
And your intentions are good
Intention matters a lot
If your way is just then there is no force on earth
That can stop you from achieving what you deserve
God never wastes your hard work
never
But this world
Is filled with different people?
I know but if we see the world as bad
Then we will live our life according to that
Then we are also bad
Allah has said that you
are responsible for your deeds
You will not be judge
As if other person was wrong and you did wrong too
Then you are justified, no.
If you are good
Your intentions are pure
And you are passionate, I am
Very passionate about my work
Then ALLAH definitely
Helps you at any condition
If you do hard word
It never goes wasted
If you'll find short cuts to move forward
Then you'll get a temporary
Success.
Who will take its guarantee
That it will last forever
And what's failure?
Failure…
You learn from failure
Failure is a kind of good thing
You won't succeed without failure
If I want something
And I get it at first attempt
Then I won't struggle anymore in life
Then for me life is easy
And if I don't get something
And faced failure
Then I will try again
And that struggle is
Hardwork!
That make you realize the worth of your work
You don't value the things you get so easily
When you want to achieve something
You struggle for it and face a lot of failure
And when you achieve it that's the fruit of your hard work.
According to my opinion, failure is a good thing
And fame?
Fame..ummm
Fame is a bonus
Everybody wants fame
in the world
If you meet a taxi driver, He'll say to you
ma'am could you arrange my scene in a drama?
Fame actually is that
People get to know you,
People talk about you
Thanks to ALLAH, we have been
Given respect wherever we go
This thing attracts people that
When you pass from somewhere
Obviously fame attracts me too and I desire it too
I desire success as well. when I pass from somewhere
People would say oh this is Sarah
This feeling…you know
It's a very unusual feeling
The feeling is different
You feel like you're king of this world
Everybody knows you
You are going on a shopping
And get concession over there
Why?... you know
We should thank ALLAH for blessing us
It's great honor for us
And we take it for granted
That we are stars!
I thank ALLAH a lot.
I offer my prayers five time a day
I am in a way very religious
Because from family, since childhood
It was the routine that we have to recite Quran after tuition
I was very naughty. Qari Sahib's feet were dark
And I would tease him by asking
"are you wearing black or these are your feet?"
I still remember it
He would really get annoyed
And would say "these are not socks for God's sake they are my feet"
It's very funny
Because we do a lot of things in our childhood
Right? Teasing people and annoy them
Or would say something
But it was fun.
In fact it's fun even now
You shouldn't hurt someone with your teasing
You are not hurting someone nor saying anything bad about them
You are only joking and you can do that
Nobody's getting hurt because of it
Have you ever tried doing a practical joke?
And regret doing it afterwards that what have I done?
Umm…no
Done nothing like that ever?
Kids usually do with teachers or
Especially with Qari Sahib
I have done this a lot that
When our yearly reports cards would come
My sister used to get fail
I mean she would get very low marks
So it used to require parents' signatures
Now who will tell them
And what should we do about monthly tests
So, one time my principal caught me
That these are not your
Parents' signatures
Then I got punishment
And they called my parents too
Then they did the Parents Teacher Meeting
They complained about me
And I was like I am such a good student don't scold me
Scold my younger sister
Because of her I did that
Sarah: I've really teased the auto rickshaw drivers Samina: The one who take you to the school?
No randomly.
I used to go in bus for school
We are quite a number of cousins
And we all usually
Travel in a same rickshaw
Telling the driver a very far away destination
That would be of approximately 1.5 hours he would say okay
And we would say we'll give you 5 rupees for the trip
And he would say "5 rupees?"
And we'd say yes, let's go now
He would refuse
Then we'd start bargaining with him
And when it'd end
We'd tell him there's a camera
Behind tree. It was a prank
And you'll come on T.V
Then he got excited
Adjusted himself and we told him that on Thursday at 8p.m. you'll come on the show
And he'd be sitting in front of
His T.V and wondering in which world it'd come?
That's what I had done
Many more things like that
And in all our naughtiness, mama was involved with us
Mama was very young.
She was 39 when she died
She got married at the age of 14
She was like a friend
So mama was always involved with us
In our naughtiness
I'll show you mama's picture and you won't guess
That it's mama
Because there wasn't any difference, we look alike
Did you ever cook together?
Like crazily?
Messing everything?
Sarah: yes Samina: like a disaster
Every night when we cousins meet up
We'd do new experiments
Parents would go to sleep
And we have to cook something for ourselves
Like making a paratha and kneading the dough
If you don't know how to dough it is all over
My paratha is very famous in the family
My cousins call my paratha 'biscuits'
I ask them why?
I've made such a good paratha
They get very crispy
I do not know why?
Samina: Dough must be hard Sarah: my cousins when visit me
They'll ask where are biscuits Sarah?
My cousins and my brother when wanted
To hang out late at night
Up to 3 4 in the morning
I'd be usually asleep
So they'd wake me up ask me for food
So I'd wake up in the morning
And make those biscuits like parathas and tea for them
Do you cook?
Yes Samina: do you cook well?
Umm only what I like
Samina: and what's that?
I like vegetables a lot, I don't like meat very much
So I cook vegetables
I also cook chicken
But dishes like biryani, pulao and qourma
I cannot cook these
Samina: Can you do baking?
My mom used to do very good baking
And she even used to make food in the oven
Me and both my sisters we could bake
Cookies, bread, cake everything
After every 2 days we would bake
Samina: what fun! Sarah: yeah
Brownies or anything we wanted to eat we'd bake it
Who is the fashion designer among the sisters?
And the stylists and fashion conscious?
Actually we three are
We three have our own individual styles
I can't carry Ayesha's style
Neither can Noor
Noor and Ayesha are quite identical
People usually think they are twins
Their hair resemble a lot. Have you seen Noor?
I have worked with Noor
Their hair, eyes, features all are alike
Noor is Masha ALLAH
Very tall. She is 5'7"
And I am a bit shorter than her
So our styles are different
We three are our own fashion designers
Who is interested in Interior?
Ayesha and I are very much interested in interior
What colours do you choose?
We always try to go for nude colors
We decorated our house before mama's death
Refurnished it, all before mama's eyes
The color we used was beige
With wooden floor
It's maintenance is very tough
Yes
The walls are white because we like them white
No colored walls
It looks spacious
I prefer big windows
In my house
It will lit the whole house
Always brighten up with the sunlight
We never close windows with curtains
What advice of your mother
Took you forward in life
Or you are still holding on to it?
Look…mama what she wanted,
And the way she wanted
To see her daughters
Happy, successful
In whatever they are doing
Or even if they are not doing
She wanted us to be happy
So I am trying to achieve all that
So that my mom would be proud of me
I achieved what I should have
I continued my studies
I became what I wanted to be
I want a successful life in every way
A happy married life
A good house, my own life
I would love to marry
Only to became bride or to have a household
To have a complete household
We get the chance to become brides
I'm interested in…
First thing I'll have twins
Okay so you want twins
I have already asked Allah
That give me twins
Nothing else
And I am a
Very domestic sort of a person
People usually think I might not know how to cook or do laundry
But I love to do household chores
Interior, kitchen duties
I want that after marriage
I have my own house
Where I am the boss. My house my rules
Where I cook for my husband
And make it ready before
He comes
Get ready for him
With garlands in hair and wait for him?
Yes I love to be ready Samina: who will go to work then?
I will go to work Samina: okay so you will balance everything
Even now I do everything
Like after mama
I had a lot of responsibilities on me
Ayesha used to look after mama
She devoted her life for her
She is the youngest so she doesn't do other things
I used to cook food
Nobody in our house
Likes to eat cook made food
Baba likes homemade food
So I would make food before
going on to the shoot
And I would bring the food with me on shoot as well
I would cook a separate meal for shoot
When I come back from shoot at night
I would make food
Put it in fridge and then take it with me
To the shoot in the morning
And then eat with everybody
See there is nothing in life
That you can't manage
It's not like you can't do anything at home
Because you are working
Even if you are working 24/7 you can still manage to do other things
I can along with work
Manage home and all its responsibilities
With very ease
Do you get angry?
Never
Samina: Not at all? Sarah: I don't have anger in me
If I could ever get angry
If for example I got angry on you
My extreme reaction would be that I'll keep myself silenced
I won't talk to you
And the reason is that
I don't want to say anything bad
Which I will regret later
Do you try to apologize first or not? Sarah: right away
If I have done something wrong
I immediately try to apologize
Samina:Do you conciliate immediately? Sarah: yes!
If I don't then It would pinch me and I won't be able to sleep
I would regret and think over it
That I should not have done it
I try not to do any such thing
But if I do I apologize for it
I don't feel any hesitation in saying sorry
Even if it wasn't my fault
And my apologizing will make things better
So I will say
When are you getting married?
Wedding…umm
Let's see. My sister, Ayesha is getting married
This year Insha Allah
After her marriage I will think about it
This is so that you
Can do more work and establish yourself
Or it doesn't matter?
No, it doesn't matter
You can work after your marriage as well, if you want
Things can be managed
It might be possible that
I will be producing projects with him
Insha Allah after Ayesha's wedding
I'll do mine.
I wish you all the best.
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How to manage personnel in Dynamics 365 for Talent - Duration: 5:06.
The Personnel management workspace monitors worker transitions and statuses and also provides an overall view of recently hired workers, workers leaving the
company as any workers on leave. Furthermore, you can easily find employees and perform any necessary actions.
The Summary section gives us multiple views of worker transitions. Each of these tiles drill down into a list where a user can view
the full detail of a worker record and perform any necessary actions.
The first tile displays our recently hired workers. By clicking on a tile we will be back to the recently hired workers last. This provides a full
list of our recently hired workers and from here we can access the Worker detail record to any additional information.
The second tile contains pending workers. Selecting this tile would display list of any workers with future hire date.
Exiting workers contains a list of workers that have a termination date in the future. The Summary section also contains any work items that are associated
to the user, as well as a list employees and contractors for the company.
Lastly, the Summary section contains a tile for the open positions, creating a quick and easy way to see where headcount is needed.
The second section of the Summary area contains multiple tabs. Each of these tabs
provides a quick preview of the workers in each group.
As I click through the tabs, the actions that I can take change based on a group that I am in.
This creates a quick and easy way to manage common worker actions from a single form.
One of the most common tasks HR performs, is finding a worker in the system.
By entering a portion of the worker's name, a list of potential matches is displayed.
Notice that if I enter the name John, multiple records are displayed, as well as the title, which
helps to further identify the correct individual that I'm looking for.
Once I have selected the correct worker, I have a list of options that I can perform within this list.
If more information is needed you can select the worker name and drill into the full record.
However, for those times when a quick piece of data needs to be provided, the Employment verification slider provides a simple way to navigate
to this data.
Also, as I navigate through each of the tabs, the detail presented on the Worker card changes. For example, in the Pending and Recent hires tabs
the start date is displayed. However, as I go to the On leave tab,
the dates that employee is on leave, and returning, are displayed.
Also, the FMLA leave tab will show whether the leave has been approved or not. We recognize FMLA data is sensitive and therefore only
users who have FMLA security rights will be able to view the detail associated with the individual's leave.
Lastly, we provide a tab for the exiting workers. Note that this shows the date that the worker will be
leaving the company, giving further insight into that process.
The third section of the Summary area shows a list of open positions. The benefit
that this list provides in the workspace is the ability to quickly assign a worker to an open position
without having to navigate to the Position detail form, again simplifying the management
transitions by keeping those moves in a single form.
The Analytics tab provides a display of Power BI reports that focus on workforce demographics, as well as worker transitions.
Lastly, we have links to other areas of the product that are relevant to the setup and management
of the workforce, such as the Department and Job forms.
In closing, the Personnel management workspace provides a single place to
manage employee transitions, as well as view employee leave information
The navigation is simple and provides a dynamic way to search for employees and quickly perform any necessary tasks. (Thanks for watching!)
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Join the Revolution - Gayle McLaughlin for Lt. Governor of California - Duration: 1:07.
We took on oil giant Chevron's attempt to buy our democracy - and we won!
We passed the first rent control law in California in 30 years.
We increased the minimum wage.
We reduced homicides 75% in eight years.
Our progressive transformation in Richmond put political power in the hands of our residents.
We're going to take that same strategy to Sacramento.
We're going to fight on behalf of the people.
Single-payer Medicare-for-All, free tuition for public colleges and universities, affordable housing.
Together we are organizing corporate-free alliances that serve the people's interest.
Join the revolution!
Join my campaign for Lieutenant Governor.
I'm Gayle McLaughlin, two-term Mayor of Richmond.
And you better believe I approve this message!
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"Raise for the Roses" 2018 Aggie Derby - Duration: 2:28.
[upbeat music]
[Laura White] The New Mexico State University Therapeutic Riding Program offers equine-assisted
activities to children and adults from across southern New Mexico.
Instructors and therapists work with clients, their parents, and sometimes their doctors,
to set meaningful goals to improve cognitive, behavioral, or physical skills.
[parent of client] Riding the horses has allowed her to really focus on something.
and tune out, kind of, the rest of the world,
allowing her to relax and improve muscle tone and gross motor skills.
[Laura White] The Therapeutic Riding Program operates with trained student volunteers who
serve as side walkers and horse walkers and specially trained student instructors.
[Alyssa Oates] My favorite thing about therapeutic riding instruction is seeing the just lesson-to-lesson increases
in growth. So seeing them being able to accomplish a goal that they couldn't maybe the week before,
and it being so excited and creating a plan with them so they go forward and work on more things.
[parent of a client] It gives us another avenue to address concerns with our children
and, you know, I get to see her enjoying therapy versus just going through the motions.
So having this program available is huge.
[Emilee Parra] Even with only a few sessions, many of our clients experience decreased anxiety,
better mobility, and relaxation of muscles.
[Laura White] The "Raise for the Roses" Aggie Derby is an event that we're starting in 2018 to
raise money for the Therapeutic Riding Association at New Mexico State University.
Here's what you need to do. For the week prior to the Kentucky Derby,
on our webpage, you can check out our jockeys and our therapeutic riding horses
running in the virtual Aggie Derby. Pick the jockey and horse you want to win.
Click "donate now" and input any amount of money you'd like to vote for your favorites with.
Vote early and often!
Thank you so much for your support of the New Mexico State University Therapeutic Riding Program,
and for voting and donating in the Aggie Derby!
We appreciate your support!
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Watch the GOP Baseball Team Practice For First Time Since 2017 Shooting - Duration: 2:10.
The Republican congressional baseball team had their first practice on Wednesday morning,
back at the same field in Alexandria where the shooting occurred last year.
First time I came back I wish I didn't experience fear but I did.
But today I was hoping to get out here and go right back up to plate and finish my at
bat that I never got to finish.
You still have scars, physical scars and mental scars, about that day that won't go away, but
I'm glad I came out and now I'm looking forward to getting these practices going.
Republican teams have practiced somewhere in Alexandria for at least 60 to 70 years.
So I thought I think it was important for them that we show that we're gonna continue
to use this facility and show the country that we are not gonna be intimidated.
It's good to be back.
So, it's good to be here.
There's tons of security here this morning.
Both Alexandria Police and Capitol Police, and there's a lot of media.
Obviously the media's different.
You're the only one who usually out here covering us.
Well it is different, but right now I guess we're America's team, because you know when
I go back home, everybody knows when are you gonna start baseball, are you gonna have a
good team, are you gonna be there.
So this is the beginning of our season.
Matt Mika, who's a lobbyist with Tyson Foods and Zack Barth, who's a staffer in Roger Williams'
office, returned to the field this morning.
They were both shot in the June shooting last year.
I've been looking forward to this day, having it marked on my calendar for awhile.
My thought is let's just get back to baseball.
Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who of course was shot last year and is a staple of this
game, was not here for the first practice.
He's not in DC and he's recovering from a procedure.
I of course have talked to David and to Crystal a lot.
I can't say thank you enough to them.
By the end of that practice that was cut short I also saw the heroism of both of those officers.
I saw the courage of David Bailey, running toward gunfire, rather than away, and firing
to make sure that we could get off this field.
They're the heroes.
They'll always be my heroes.
I'm Alex Gangitano and that's what I heard on the hill.
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Tips for a Sound Night's Sleep - Duration: 5:12.
Tips for a Sound Night's Sleep
More and more people are having trouble sleeping.
Stress, personal problems, daily worries, and bad nutrition are some of the causes of sleeping problems.
In addition to making sure you have a healthy lifestyle, you could try some of the tips below to help you get to sleep and ensure you sleep enough to live your life happily and have energy.
Listen to relaxing music.
Listening to relaxing music before bed can help you get off to sleep.
A study in 2005 showed that people who listened to 45 minutes of soft music before going to bed improved their sleeping problems by 35%.
It doesnt even matter what style of music you play, as long as it is soft and slow, around 60 to 80 beats a minute.
According to the BBC, this causes physical changes in your body which promote sleep, such as slowing down the heartbeat and breathing.
Warm milk.
The New York Times has reported that milk and other foods rich in protein actually block the sleep inducing effects of tryptophan.
However, they may cause some psychological effects which help you sleep: some studies show that when babies are given warm milk before bed, they sleep longer.
Imagine a relaxing scene.
If you want to bore yourself off to sleep, then try counting sheep or counting backwards in multiples of three or any other number! However, a study carried out in 2002 showed that imagining a relaxing scene could be more effective.
The study involved observing 41 people with insomnia for a number of nights, and the researchers asked them to try a variety of different techniques which induce sleep, including counting sheep.
When they were told to imagine relaxing scenes such as the beach, a massage or a walk in the woods, they were sleeping an average of 20 minutes more quickly.
Breathing exercises.
Concentrating on your breathing can have a similar effect on the body to meditation before bedtime, for example, it can reduce your heart rate.
A warm bath.
Our body temperature drops around two hours before we go to sleep.
This is a natural change which triggers our brain to prepare us for going to sleep.
Warm baths increase the bodys temperature.
It then drops quickly, relaxing the body and making dropping off to sleep easier.
Avoid drinking alcohol.
Many people want a drink to relax them at the end of the day, but alcohol before bed can be detrimental to a good nights sleep.
Alcohol is metabolized in the liver and takes a couple of hours to be processed by the body.
It is recommended that you avoid alcohol before bedtime.
Get out of bed. It seems crazy.
How will I be able to get to sleep if Im not in bed? But it works.
When someone stays in bed even though they cant sleep, the bedroom stops being a place of relaxation, and starts causing anxiety.
After 15 or 20 minutes of not being able to sleep, the best idea is to go and sit in a different part of the house until you feel sleepy and then go back to bed.
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Youre Invited... Are You Hungry for More? - Part 2 // Bayless Conley - Duration: 28:30.
There are many questions you are faced with every day. We are all searching for answers
that will make a real difference in our lives. It's hard to imagine that these answers
might be right in front of us. Get ready to discover answers in the Bible with Bayless
Conley.
You know, we live in a very downward world. The spirit of this world just seems to press
us down with busyness and anxieties and cares and worries. Jesus said that there is a rest
that is available for our souls, for our minds. We can know His rest. He said, "Come and
learn from Me. My yoke is easy, My burden is light you'll find rest for your soul."
We're going to talk about that today.
Woman's VO: Here's Bayless Conley with part two of his continuing message from last
week.
Look with me at Matthew chapter 11 if you would, and we come to the second invitation,
that Jesus offers that we're going to ... Actually, it's the fourth on our list. The second one
we'll talk about tonight, and it is this. Come and find rest for your souls. Second
invitation. Come and find rest for your souls. Matthew chapter 11. Let's start in verse 25,
25 At that time Jesus answered and said, "I thank You, Father, Lord of heaven and earth,
that You have hidden these things from the wise and prudent and have revealed them to babes. 26 Even
so, Father, for so it seemed good in Your sight.27 All things have been delivered to
Me by My Father, and no one knows the Son except the Father. Nor does anyone know the
Father except the Son, and the one to whom the Son wills to reveal Him. 28 Come to
Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29 Take My yoke
upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest
for your souls. 30 For My yoke is easy and My burden is light."
The whole world is restless to find God and to know God. Many people do not know that's
what they need, but we all as human beings sense there is something missing. We're looking
for an inner rest, an inner peace, that that crazy missing piece to the puzzle, and so
we turn to substitutes, to drugs, to sex, to money, to getting buried in our work, to
religious ritual. Those are all expressions of our search of our labor to enter into rest.
Those are all expressions of mankind's desire, looking for an inner rest, but looking in
all the wrong places. I looked for so long, but I never looked in the right place. I love
what Jesus said, how it begins in Verse 25. Listen from the New Living Translation. He
said, "Father, You've hidden these things from those who think themselves wise and clever,
and You reveal them onto the childlike." Jesus said in Mark's Gospel the tenth chapter,
"Surely I say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a little child will
by no means enter it."
People that think they can explain God, or the human condition by a few lines or a few
paragraphs, that consider themselves wise, and educated, and intelligent, God has hidden
these weighty truths from those, and He reveals them to those that come in childlike faith.
Jesus, according to His own words here, is the only one that can reveal the Father to
someone. No one else can.
The invitation then, to a weary, burdened world that is looking for rest, looking for
inner peace, looking for satisfaction, looking for that crazy, missing thing, the invitation
of Jesus is, come, and I'll introduce you, and as you take My yoke upon you, you'll find
out that that yoke is not one of elitism, superiority, or pride, but it's a yoke of
gentleness, humility, and meekness. Once I introduce you to the Father, you will find
your rest. Jesus' yoke is one of humility and meekness, and for those of you that don't
know a yoke, if you had two oxen, that was this piece of wood that fit over the necks
of both of the oxen. You'd usually take an untrained oxen and put it with one that was
very trained to the task, and as it took the lead from that one, it would follow and it
would learn to do its work. That's the analogy Jesus is using here. Jesus demonstrated the
ultimate dependence on God and obedience to God the Father in childlike trust.
We can come to Him, take His yoke, and learn from Him, and we'll find rest, because Jesus
will introduce us to the Father. We can't actually separate those thoughts. He said,
"Come to Me. You'll find rest for your soul." You can't separate that from what He said
before, which was, "Hey, no one can know the Father except the person that the Son wills
to reveal him to the Father." I think like much of what Jesus taught, this is layered.
There's other things here that we can glean. Jesus said, "You'll find rest for your soul."
Sometimes in the Bible when the term soul is used, it's talking about the entirety of
our spiritual life. The reality is, you are a spirit being. You have a soul, and you live
in a physical body. The spirit and soul are inseparable. The spirit's the real you. Your
soul, the most common definition is comprised of your mind, your will, and your emotions.
Jesus said, "Come to Me, take My yoke, learn of Me, and you'll find rest for your soul,
for I am gentle. I am meek, and lowly in heart." He said, "Those that are burdened, those that
are carrying a heavy load, come to Me." The original language, it speaks of a load that
is carried to the point of exhaustion, and the whole world is carrying this load, and
it's slowly killing them. It's the burden of pride and the fatiguing labor of self-love.
The rest for our souls comes through the meekness of Jesus. Jesus' yoke is His meekness, and
His humility. When you cease caring what people say about you, or what people think about
you, a marvelous rest comes into your soul. Learn from Jesus' meekness and His humility.
I remember I was in a meeting once. It was an international meeting, and there were people
from all over the world that had gathered. The lineup of speakers was actually from around
the planet as well, and I'm sitting in the front row with about six or seven other speakers
in this major conference. The host of the conference begins at one end, and I happen
to be sitting down at the far end, and he begins to introduce the speakers one by one.
We have so-and-so here from Malaysia. He's built such and such church, and he's got this
outreach ministry, and we have so-and-so here form India. He has a children's ministry that's
reaching 20,000 kids a day in the city of Mumbai. We have here in the next one, and
I found ... It's getting closer to me, and I found myself thinking, "I can hardly wait
till he gets to me." I can hardly wait until he accentuates me and the things that have
happened in our ministry. I caught myself thinking that, and I was so ashamed. I remember
saying, "God, I'm sorry. I didn't know that was in me." I remember I went back that night
to my hotel room, and I knelt down, and I began to cry. I said, "God, I so wanted to
be applauded in that meeting. I so wanted people to know my name. I so wanted them to
know what I do. God, I'm sorry. Please, please help me get that rooted out of my heart."
And you know, I'll confess, I've fallen prey to such thoughts on other occasions, but I
have made progress. God has helped me. Do you know, when you take on the yoke of Jesus,
it doesn't matter whether you're applauded or whether you're overlooked by people. What
does it matter? God knows where you are. God knows who you are. So what if someone else
gets chosen above you? So what if you get recognized or if you don't get recognized?
It doesn't matter anymore. You don't have to defend or protect yourselves from others'
opinions or critical words. You're content if no one else recognizes your significance
because God does. You don't have to worry if people are going to discover your imperfections.
Oh, my, and so much of the time we spend our lives worrying, am I going to sound stupid?
Am I going to fit in? Am I going to appear unlearned? When you take His yoke of meekness
and humility, you can just be yourself, and what a rest there is.
The whole world… the whole world is reeling under the burdens of pride and pretense, trying
to be someone they're not, making sure they have all the latest clothes, and all the latest
lingo, know what's cool, what's not. So afraid that someone is going to see them for who
they really are, but when we bow and take on the meekness of Jesus, it brings a marvelous
deliverance and rest into our souls. Certainly these verses apply to salvation, but it applies
to much more, and if you're always worrying about what people think, and you always ... Maybe
you travel, and you always have to put in, "Well, you know, I've been here, and I've
been there." What are you going to do if some Marco Polo comes into the room that's been
more places than you have?" There is always going to be somebody. There's always going
to be somebody prettier, somebody that does it differently, somebody that does it better,
but you know what? It doesn't matter once you take on the yoke of Jesus.
Look at Him. He said, watch Him. Learn from Him. He was maligned. He was persecuted. He
was misunderstood. He was spoken against, but it was enough. The Father knew where He
was. It was enough that He was doing the will of the Father, even if He was misunderstood.
It was enough. And Jesus isn't just interested in our spirits being built up, not just interested
in finding rest for our souls. Brings us to a third, or actually a fifth if we're starting
from the beginning, but third in this tonight, a fifth invitation that Christ gives us, and
that is come aside to a deserted place.
Look with me in Mark chapter 6. Come aside to a deserted place. Mark's Gospel, the sixth
chapter, and early on in the chapter Jesus sends out the 12, and gives them authority.
The Scripture says, "They went out and preached, and they anointed the sick with oil, and they
healed the sick, and they cast out demons," so they've been traveling from place to place,
and ministering vigorously.
Now they come back to report to Jesus, and we pick it up in verse 30 of Mark chapter
6. Says,
30 Then the apostles gathered to Jesus and told Him all things, both what they had done
and what they had taught. 31 And He said to them, "Come aside by yourselves to a
deserted place and rest a while." For there were many coming and going, and they did not
even have time to eat. 32 So they departed to a deserted place in the boat by themselves.
As we read on, their little holiday was ruined because the crowds found out where they were
and came to them, but there's an important lesson here. There was so many people coming
and going, they were so busy they didn't have time to even sit down and eat a proper meal.
Jesus said, "Come aside by yourselves to a deserted place and rest for awhile." I've
heard several preachers say this, that carry out schedules that are just in my opinion
insane. They say, "Well, I'll have time to rest when I get to heaven. There's no time
to rest now."
I always think, "Yes. I reckon that's true. You're just going to get there a lot earlier
than you're supposed to if you carry on in the fashion that you're carrying on." Jesus
said you got to take a break. There has to be periods of rest. Come aside. Come aside,
away from the crowds, away from the busyness, away from the noise. By yourself, to a deserted
place. By yourself, to a place you can't be reached. I think if any generation needed
this invitation, it's ours, especially looking at how we're bombarded by social media, continually
receiving emails and texts that are work-related. We need times of solid, I mean of solitude,
and quiet, where we're just alone with God.
In Psalm 46 in verse 10, it says, "Be still and know that I am God." There were seasons
in my life, used to be, where I was so busy, and was carrying so much, I would look forward
to when I would have an international trip just so I could sleep on the flight. I've
got a 10-hour flight, a 12-hour flight, a 14-hour flight. I'd go, "Hallelujah, I'd get
on the plane, and I'd pass out, until I realized that the utter insanity and craziness of that.
I remember one flight I was so tired I got on, fell asleep before the plane took off.
I woke up when it landed. The stewardess was staring at me when we landed. I said, "What's
wrong?" She said, "What kind of drugs did you take to sleep like that?" I said, "I didn't
take anything. I didn't take a single pill." She said, "I can't believe that." I said,
"I didn't." She said, "I've been flying for 25 years, and that's the worst flight I've
ever been on. For eight hours, we all thought the plane was going to shake apart. It was
white knuckle for every one of us, even all the stewards and the stewardesses. For eight
hours, the plane was shaking apart. Worst, longest storm we've ever been in. I watched
you. You slept through the whole thing. How did you do that?" I said, "I was tired." I
began to change my ways, began to delegate much, much more. Everything didn't get done
exactly the way I wanted, but hey, I'm still alive. I'm in this thing for the long haul,
and there are some of you, you work so many hours, you take it home with you, you never
rest.
Listen, even God took a Sabbath rest, and He didn't need one. The Bible says, "On the
Sabbath, God rested on the seventh day." If the Almighty God Who doesn't grow weary, Who
doesn't grow tired, Who never sleeps, Who never slumbers, just as an example to us,
took a Sabbath rest, who do you think you are not to do it? Come aside, by yourselves,
and rest awhile. I think that's one reason why I like free diving so much. I get out
in the ocean. It fills my emotional tank, but I'm out of phone range for hours. It's
awesome. Mobile phones don't work when you're 30 feet underwater. It's great. At least if
they do, don't give me one. The invitations. Come aside, to a deserted place, and rest
awhile. There's some people in here, you desperately need to hear that, because you're working
on putting yourself in an early grave. The only candle you should burn at both ends is
the candle of kindness, and I realize there's seasons where we have to put in extra, where
there's more toil, where there's more effort. I get that, and sometimes there's a deal pending,
and you've got to have your mobile phone on. I get that, but not all the time. Not as a
lifestyle. You weren't made for that. You were made to work hard, yes. He that doesn't
work, doesn't eat, the Scripture says. In all labor there is profit. We need to work
hard. The Scripture teaches it, but I think we need to work hard, we need to play hard,
and we need to rest well. Live a balanced life. Be around when your grandkids and your
great-grandkids are here. Come aside and rest, and then come and find rest for your soul.
If you're thirsty, come and drink.
Jesus said, "He that comes to Me, I will not turn away." Your past may be so dark, and
so shameful. Jesus loves you. He wants to give you a new life. Backslider, time to come
home. Respond to that first invitation. Maybe you're here, and you've been laboring to enter
into rest, but you've been like me for so many years, looking in all the wrong places.
You want to fill that empty place inside? Come to Jesus. He will reveal the Father to
you, and then you will know true rest.
Just for a moment, bow your heads. Close your eyes. I want to lead you in a simple prayer.
This is an important moment with us. Even if one heart responds to God right now, if
one person gets serious and prays this prayer from a believing heart, their life will change,
but you know what? When one life gets changed, it generally becomes a seed that can change
an entire family. It can leave a legacy for generations to come. This is so vital. Maybe
you've come with a friend, perhaps by yourself tonight, maybe you're sitting with family
members. Maybe you came of your own free will. Maybe you feel like you kind of had your arm
twisted. Somebody had you over a barrel for some reason. Maybe you're paying off a debt
because you promised, and promised, and promised you'd go, and you started feeling guilty,
so I'm just going to get this done. I'm going to come, and they're going to quit bugging
me, but somehow in the midst of it, God in the way only He can do has spoken to your
heart. If you give your heart to Jesus, He will introduce you to God the Creator, and
you can know Him as Father as well.
Right now, God sees your heart, my friend. If you're a prodigal son or a prodigal daughter
away from God, come home. Come home. Yeah, you're going to have to change some things,
sure, but you know that that sin only has pleasure for a season, but ultimately, it
ends in death. As you continue to participate in those things that you know are displeasing
to God, your heart becomes calloused. It's a process, becomes easier and easier to stay
away from the things of God, and harder and harder to return to Him. Today is the day
of salvation. Now's the accepted time. Today if you hear His voice, don't harden your heart,
the Scripture says.
I want you to pray with me a simple prayer. But if you tie a sincere heart around it,
God will answer you. Just in your heart, speak these words to God. Say, "Dear God, with all
of my heart, I come to You. You alone are my salvation. You sent Your Son to die for
the sin of the whole world. He paid the price on Calvary's cross, and He was raised from
the dead. Jesus come into my life. Be my Lord and Savior. I repent of sin. I turn away from
it, and I turn to You. Lead me in the way everlasting. Give me a new life. Jesus, from
this moment forward, wherever You lead me, I will follow You. It is in Your name I pray.
Amen.
Woman VO: Stay tuned at the end of the program today for a special inspirational thought
from Bayless.
Hello friend, you know the most important event that ever happened to me in my life
was accepting Jesus as my Lord and Savior. The second most important thing I ever did
is I married Janet. She's been my wife for thirty-five years. And you know as much as
I love my wife, as close as I am to my wife Jesus is closer to me. He's closer than
any other human being in the world. And friend, He is the lover of your soul. You may be in
a very dark place right now. Listen, God knows where you are and the Son of God, Jesus Christ
died and He bore your punishment so that you could be free. Not only in your spirit but
in your mind as well. Look to Jesus today and experience His liberty.
Woman VO: And now here's Bayless with an inspirational thought you can apply today.
You know, hundreds of years before the events happened, Isaiah prophesied by the Holy Spirit
about the substitutionary sacrifice of Christ. You can read about it in Isaiah chapter 53.
And some of the things that it says there that He was despised, that He was rejected,
He was led as a lamb to the slaughter but He didn't open his mouth though He could
have opened His mouth, He could've called legions of angels, but He allowed Himself
to be beaten, and to be taken to the cross, to be rejected, to be despised.
And, you know, He did those things as a substitute. If you think about it, Jesus was rejected
by the very world He created. He was rejected by the brothers that He grew up with. He was
rejected by the nation from which He sprang. And ultimately He was rejected even by His
Heavenly Father as the sin of the world was laid upon Him. And He became our sin substitute.
The Father turned His back upon Him when He was on the cross, where Jesus cried out: My
God, my God, why have You forsaken me?
For in that moment He identified completely with mankind's curse. He who knew no sin was
made to be sin for us. And the good thing is that He did that so that we need never
experience it. He was rejected by God so that we can be accepted by God.
Listen to these verses from Ephesians chapter 1, if you would.
Verse: 6: To the praise of the glory of His grace, by which He made us accepted in the
beloved.
When Jesus raised from the dead, when He was raised from the dead, He did it as our substitute.
And in the eyes of God we are in Him. He died as our substitute, He was raised from the
dead. And when the Father looks at Jesus, He sees us. We're accepted by the Father
in Him.
Bayless Conley: You know, we always go through different things in life. We always have besetting
circumstances. The storms of life come to everyone. But in the midst of those storms
there is hope. God always has an answer for us. He always has a pathway for us to walk
and I have a special bundle of messages that will be a blessing to you. In whatever circumstance
you are going through, they will bring you hope. I hope that you get it.
Male VO: God wants to get your hopes up . . . way up! Or maybe the hopes of a loved one. Along
with 2 hope-inspiring CD messages, this bundle includes a booklet with Bayless' amazing
story of how God completely turned his life around, setting him free from years of addiction
and confusion. Call or order online now. Just use the information on your screen. And be
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How to manage employee benefits in Dynamics 365 for Talent - Duration: 4:18.
Let's spend the next few minutes getting acquainted with the benefits area in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Talent.
From the dashboard we can select the Benefits workspace.
From within the workspace, I can see a list of benefits may company offers its employees.
I can also understand pertinent cost information related to each of these benefits.
For example, I can understand what my employer costs are, as well as my employee cost for each benefit, and understand if those
costs are trending up, or down, and what those percent changes are year over year.
In addition to viewing cost information, I can also easily see how many employees are enrolled in each of my benefits.
I can also drill down on those numbers should I want to understand which specific employees are enrolled in those benefits.
I can also drill down on the benefit, should I want to understand more detail about a particular benefit.
In this example, I've drilled down into our dental benefit.
It looks as though this benefit has been set up so that all workers are eligible. You can however set up eligibility rules in the system
should you want to indicate that only certain employees are eligible for specific benefits.
I can change my eligibility be rule based and then select from a variety of roles that I've set up in my system.
In addition to rules-based, on each one of the benefits I could enter eligibility overrides should I have an employee that has been
grandfathered into a system that may not meet those current eligibility requirements,
I can add that particular employee and indicate that employee, and then indicate what their override start and end dates are.
In addition, I can enroll employees to this benefit directly from the Benefit form. I can choose to enroll in benefits,
enter my desired coverage start and end dates,
and then add which employee, or employees, I want to enroll in this particular benefit.
This allows me an easy way to enroll multiple employees in a particular benefit.
If however, I want to enroll one particular employee in one more benefits, I can do that by navigating to the People hub.
From within the People hub, I can search, or find, a particular employee that I want to enroll in benefits
and then choose Enroll in benefits.
This is taking me to Benjamin Martin's benefit
window where I can see all the current benefits Benjamin is enrolled in.
To enroll Benjamin and a new benefit, I can choose the New option
and choose the Benefit drop down.
Only the benefits that Benjamin is eligible for are listed in the drop down for me to select.
In addition, I can enter dependent or beneficiary information should it be pertinent to the particular benefit.
Back on the Benefits workspace, I can also view a variety of analytics related to the benefits
my organization offers.
Using Power BI, I can see that 11 percent of my employees are enrolled in our 401K plan. I can also understand what my most
and least enrolled plans are. In addition, I have a variety of information at the top of the form.
I can see that I've got two benefits where I have those eligibility overrides indicated.
I also have one benefit
expiring this year
and I also have five benefits where nobody's enrolled. With each one of these options I can
drill down on that number to view the information related to that.
This gives you a brief overview of the Benefits functionality available in Dynamics 365 for Talent. (Thanks for watching!)
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Jo Bo Ah Transforms Into A Confident College Student For New Drama "Goodbye To Goodbye" - Duration: 3:36.
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San Diego groups increase access to menstrual hygiene products for homeless - Duration: 3:14.
I found out about #HappyPeriod last year on Facebook and have been trying to come
to events and this is the first one I've actually been able to get to so I'm
pretty pleased to be here today. So there are multiple different kinds of bags
that are being given out. There are some with Tampax only, some with pads only and
some with multi, so we're just kind of letting everyone know what's in the packs.
I am packing tampon only bags. We're just filling it up with like regular tampons and then super tampons.
I think I've done a lot already. I was thinking of keeping count, but I haven't keep count at all.
I know for sure we made 419 bags. The bags there's a group that took 80 bags
to downtown to hand them out individually. What they do is they walk
around and just give them right to the person.
Unfortunately, because we've gotten so big and making so many of them and the
homeless sweeps that are happening here in San Diego, they're shuffling the
homeless around and where we used to go isn't really filled with homeless people
anymore, so we have a problem handing so many out. So now we're partnering with
groups such as Think Dignity, they provide what they call pop up showers in
different locations every month, about eight to ten showers every month, and
what they'll do is they'll hand out the packs there. They also do a Street
Boutique where they allow homeless women to shop and they get to pick what they
need. We're also going to be working with Humanizing the Homeless. They're having a
potluck next week in a park where they'll be homeless people will be
invited to come and and then they'll have the hygiene
supplies. It's such an important issue because menstruation doesn't stop
because you're homeless. Not only that, but it's a health issue,
you're at risk for infection, you're at risk for transmitting diseases. No person
should have less dignity simply because they menstruate. Our period packs help
give them back that sense of dignity. Periods are still taboo. No one wants to
talk about them, no one wants to think about them, if you have your period, "Oh
dear Lord, no." But we need to stop that taboo and part of this is that it does
stop the taboo. It puts it right out there. Our organization is called
#HappyPeriod and that's on every single bag. So when
people see these bags they go, "Oh, what's that?" and it starts the conversation. It
starts the conversation that homeless menstruates should not have to
choose dirty rags, paper towels, wearing tampons for over 12 hours, or not eat and
get their feminine products anyway.
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