Thank you for inviting me to the band books reading. This gives me an opportunity to share a wonderful distinguished writer with you, Pramudya Ananta Thur, who was exiled many years under Suharto regime in Indonesia and placed in the remote islands of Bulu for 11 years and then subsequently imprisoned another several years, a total of 14 years of his writing career, imprisoned and many of his books banned, not only banned but destroyed while he was an arrest in the Bulu Islands. A little bit of background. In 1960s, Suharto staged a coup and took over the government of Indonesia. At that time, they were struggling for independence from the Dutch. The coup was backed by the United States who didn't like Sukarno's alliance with China. And following the example of the US, Suharto began an all out purge of communists and anyone alleged to be communist. Suharto ordered mass executions and repression. And at least people say over a million people were killed. But we were ensconced in our own war with Vietnam, in Vietnam. So a lot of this information was never published in the US. And although Pramudya was never a member of the Communist Party, he was imprisoned for 15 years because he was in support of Sukarno and because of his criticism of the peace Suharto army. We recently experienced another mass killings and rapes and murders of many students in Indonesia and May 15 that culminated in 1998 of a lot of the rapes and murders of over 120 Chinese women and somewhere young girls. But this work, The House of Glass, is one of the books that was written. It's called the Buru Quartet, one of four novels that were smuggled out with the help of fellow prisoners in the Buru Islands. When the Portuguese arrived in the Maluccas, the people all rushed to become Christians without the slightest resistance. Yes, there were social historical reasons for this. All throughout their history, they have been a colonized, defeated people. They have never experienced national freedom. And all this was because of their country, because their country was rich in spices. They have mixed with many peoples from nearby and far away and never have been able to draw any benefits from these contacts with more advanced civilizations. Then, when in the second decade of the 17th century, John Pirtirskun pushed the Portuguese out of the Maluccas. They all gave up Catholicism and became Protestants. Again, without any resistance. They accommodated once again, even though the sources were different from Prabangka and Tantular. They adjusted themselves, accommodating to the power that came and conquered them. His explanation gave rise to a strange irritation inside me. If he could speak that way about the Maluccas, then he might start saying the same things about Menado, from Catholic to Protestant, I got in first. Can you prove what you're saying, Menir? Is it just a hypothesis? Yes, of course. I can't put forward all the evidence in a casual conversation like this. Perhaps one day I can write a full-scale study on this. Don't think that is only the peoples of the Indias if the Indies who have developed this trait of accommodating, adjusting, compromising, no Menir. It is the trait of all peoples who throw away their principles when they come into contact with more principled peoples. The opposite happened in the Americas. The Indian peoples, when they came into contact with the more advanced and stronger Spanish, were destroyed because they weren't able to find a way to compromise and accommodate. They went from defeat to defeat. From being meat eaters, they ended up living on wheat gruel, defeated and pushed into reservations where they were destroyed by the cruel treatments they received and by tuberculosis because they could no longer keep themselves alive. In other words, there are two choices for a weak nation when it comes into contact with a strong one. Such a people must accommodate or flee into the jungles where their culture and civilization then degenerate until they fall as low as the sheep in the fields. The archivist himself didn't seem satisfied with his explanation. Perhaps he didn't feel that his argument measured up to the scientific criteria he himself held to, so he added, yes, all this has to be investigated further. And then from his book of essays, The Mute Soliloquy, I just came back from Bali yesterday, a matter of fact, so it's still a little bit jet lag, but all the luxury hotels were completely empty and tourism has plummeted to about 75% and following the Kuta bombing last August and then that was October, actually, and then the Jakarta bombing of the Marriott in August, the island is really suffering extreme poverty. This is called When the Gods Came Down to Earth. When I was young, I was taught that man's position is higher than that of angels. Man is made of earth while angels are beings of fire and that the devil himself is an angel who betrayed God. In my study of old Javanese, I learned that man's position is higher than even that of the gods, that the gods are only messengers. Nonetheless, in tales of the shadow theater, the gods frequently go beyond the limits of the duties prescribed for them. Not only do they sometimes choose sides in order to enable a person to vanquish his foes, at times they even dirty their own hands by interfering in worldly affairs. In their role as messengers, the gods often come down to earth from Kambanyang, their heavenly home, to make contact with mortals, but that's only in shadow plays. Only there do the gods peregrinate between heaven and earth. In my entire life, I, a man of the 20th century, had never heard of a mortal being called on by the gods. One day I went into one of the large swamps near the camp to look for fish. Around the swamp's perimeter was a stand of wild sugar cane several yards deep. For lack of rain, the swamp water had receded and its gray mud bottom was visible in shallower sections. This muddy ribbon was fairly wide and in one of the pools of standing water, I spotted scores of muria. The large variety of eel that inhabit the waters of the Wai'apo plain. As I prepared to fish, I suddenly caught sight of something large, something very large in one of the stagnant pools. A huge muria with teeth the color of gold. Being on kitchen duty with the responsibility of cooking for my mates, I immediately imagined the ample meal and eel this size would provide. Not about to concern myself with where such eel might have come from. I opened its mouth, attached a line and dragged it back to camp. But when arriving at the cookhouse, do you know what happened? I woke up. It had all been a dream. For some time that night I sat alone on my sleeping platform mulling over my dream of the gold tooth monster. The next day one of my mates told me that in dreams the color gold is a symbol of death. The man's information made the dream seem even more strange to me. But as strange as the dream might have seemed, I was soon to learn that reality can be even stranger than that even now. In the 20th century, there are instances when the gods do come down to earth. At 11 o'clock in the morning of August 19, 1969, what seemed to be an unending line of political prisoners came to occupy the interior of Buru Island. Empty island or frontier territory, as it was deemed, where the island's low land plain begins to meld into hills and mountains. 500 prisoners marched slowly forward to settle on the savanna, an area about 2,200 acres bordered on both the east and west by rivers, the Wailemon and the Wa'apo, and on the north and south by the broad stretches of elephant grass and jungle. But the Buru interior was not empty. There were native people living off that piece of earth long before the arrival of the political prisoners forced them to leave their land and huts behind. Then, as the prisoners converted the savanna into fields, the native people watched their hunting ground shrink in size, even the area's original place names were stolen from them, and they too were calling the area Unit 10. With 10 large barracks planted in their soil and 500 prisoners settled on their land, what other choice did they have? But the strangest thing of all was when the prisoners began to build fences, erecting borders where no boundaries had ever been. The native people had no word for fence. The concept was completely foreign to their culture. They didn't recognize such manmade limitations on land use rights. The political prisoners, the native people, two separate communities separated by language, race, religion, and culture. Yet somehow, beneath the island's blue sky and in the midst of the upheaval that the prisoners' arrival caused for the native people of Buru, there came to be interaction between the two communities. Only six months after the prisoners' arrival, relations between the two communities could even be described as cordial. During their first half year at Unit 10, the prisoners had suffered extreme hunger for the simple reason that the food rations provided by the government were far from adequate and fulfilling dietary needs. And though the military officials strictly forbade free association between the two communities, the prisoners' hunger pangs exercised for far more influence over their actions. I think that's all the time I have. Thank you. Thank you.


what's going on guys it's your boy dbj here today with another destiny video and in today's destiny video we're gonna go through all known exotic weapons coming with the taking king minus three now we'll talk about the minus three at the end of the video now all information on these exotic weapons is taken from the bungee armory which is linked in a video description if you guys do want to check it out and if you guys could live a life I would appreciate the support it really does help out now getting straight into the video in the first exotic weapon we're gonna take a look at is called the ace of spades now this is an exotic hand cannon description reads don't play your hand unless you're sure you have that ace in the hole now we're gonna take a look at its perks and its primary perks are third eye radar stays active while aiming down its weapon sights maverick precision kills move one round from your ammo reserves into the magazine and firefly precision kills with this weapon cause the target to explode selectable perk one we have steady hand is quit your is and true sight is and selectable perk two we have reinforced barrel high caliber rounds and perfect balance and it also states you can also obtain this weapon as a quest reward moving on and the next weapon we're gonna take a look at is called the fabian strategy this is a auto rifle subtitle reads wait for enemy to make a mistake dies standby for ghost resurrection repeat as necessary primary perks are crowd control kills with this weapon grant bonus damage for a short time front lines this weapon has increased handling stability and rate of fire when enemies are close and life support kills with this weapon while critically wounded have a chance to start regenerating health selectable perk one we have linear compensator cqb ballistics and smooth ballistics and selectable perk two we have small ball extended mag and lightweight moving on and next up we have an exotic scout rifle which i believed is pronounced chlaloc which i believe is an Aztec god of rain but i could be mistaken and its subtitle reads release the storm hold nothing back primary perks are grenade the accuracy of this weapon reduce the cooldown of your grenade overflow this weapon has better handling rate of fire and stability while the welder's super is charged and eye of the storm this weapon becomes more accurate as your health gets lower selectable perk one soft ballistics accurate ballistics and smooth ballistics and selectable perk two we have injection mode hand loaded and armor piercing rounds this weapon also can be obtained as a quest reward moving on and we have the first curse which is also an exotic hand cannon subtitle reads is when death becomes an afterthought primary perks are dead eye bonus to range stability and movement speed when aiming down sights triple tap rapidly landing three precision hits will return one round to the magazine and the first curse precision kills while aiming down sights grant increased range and stability until the next reload selectable perk one we have smooth ballistics cqb ballistics and soft ballistics and selectable perk two we have speed reload quick draw and lightweight okay next up we have an auto rifle i think that's pronounced zalo i could be wrong i'm just gonna call it the halo supercell because that sounds fucking epic subtitle reads an upcycled torrent of righteous thunder primary perks are zalo supercell art projectiles have a chance to chain lightning when enemies are close together bolts from the blue double kills with this weapon charge a small amount of super energy and return ammo to the magazine and persistence this weapon grows more accurate the longer it's fired selectable perk one we have smart drift control cqb ballistics and aggressive ballistics and selectable perk two we have brazed flame hammer forged and rifle barrel sources of this weapon it states the agent of the nine sometimes sells this weapon in the tower nothing about quest line here next up we have the bolean or the boolean gemini this is obviously a renamed vestian dynasty which is a scout rifle subtitle reads fight your way primary perks are it's easier to aim on the fire using this weapon selectable perk one we have one way bonus agility unprecision kills stacks up to three times or another bonus armor on non-precision kills stacks up to three times selectable perk two we have smooth ballistics accurate ballistics and aggressive ballistics and selectable perk three we have perfect balance single point sling and hammer forged i'm sure when this was called the vestian dynasty selectable perk one we have one way or another i'm sure this was called david angoliath but i could be wrong okay the next primary exotic weapon we're going to take a look at and i believe the last unarmory is the jade rabbit now this is a playstation exclusive i believe subtitle reads what kind of harebrained scheme have you got in your mind this time primary perks are the fate of all falls chain body shots to gain damage on your next position shot and return ammo to the magazine the zen moment causing damage but this weapon increases its stability and spray and play increases the reload speed of this weapon when its mag is empty selectable perk one we have cqb ballistics soft ballistics and smart drift control and selectable perk two we have custom optics extended mag and speed reload okay so we're going to move on to the special weapon exotics new to the taken king and we're going to start with the telesto now this is a fusion rifle offering void damage subtitle reads vestiges of the queen's harbingers yet linger among satan's moons whatever the fuck that means primary perks are harbingers spark multi-killers with this weapon spawn orbs for your allies that's fucking amazing unplanned reprive fusion projectiles attach and detonate with a delayed void blast and battle runner kills with this weapon grant a brief boost to the sprint's top speed selectable perk one we have cqb ballistics smart drift control and smooth ballistics and selectable perk two we have flared magwell lightweight and enhanced battery sources of obtaining this weapon it states the agent of the nine sometimes sells this weapon in the tower moving on and we have the shepherd on which is the text mechanical shotgun the shotgun offers solar damage its subtitle reads and i'm quoting Amanda holiday here my mother had a shotgun we called the shepherd on kept us alive out there before we got to the city primary perks are the roadborne precision kills briefly grant bonus handling range and precision damage with this weapon the survivor three precision kills while born of the road is active we'll return two rounds to the chamber and the shepherd on this weapon fires a single precision slug grants agility boost selectable perk one we have acurizablistics linear compensator and field choke and selectable perk two we have field scout single point sling and snapshot this weapon can be obtained as a quest reward moving on and we have an exotic sniper rifle called the hereafter offering arc damage description reads huddled at a mountain's base we had no choices but to beat our plowshares into swords once more primary perks are the hereafter crouching increases scope zoom and makes it easier to aim on the fire blinding light precision kills with this weapon have a chance to cause a bright flash that can blind nearby enemies and perfectionist magazine is refunded if all shots fired are precision kills selectable perk one we have linear compensator smooth ballistics and aggressive ballistics and selectable perk two we have speed reload snapshot and injection mode sources of obtaining this weapon it states there sometimes sells this weapon in the tower we're now going to move on to the heavy weapons obtainable with the taken king dlc and we have three swords right here and first up we have the bolt caster which is the arc exotic sword description reads with your own hands you forged the mighty bolt caster now take it in hand and unleash its thunder primary perks are sword strike use square or x to attack with the sword arc forged guard used to guard effective against solar and void attacks less effective against arc attacks tempered light increased armor when welding the sword sword of thunder used to shoot a beam of arc light from your sword creating a lingering electrical storm sounds fucking amazing selectable perk one scabbard increases sword ammo capacity and light by the sword kills with the sword have a chance to grant orbs and selectable perk two warrior of life increased damage for your attack and scabbard increased sword ammo capacity now it states the ways you can obtain this sword lord sharks the crucible handler sometimes sells this item in the tower and it can be obtained from a quest as a reward moving on and we have the dark drinker now this is the void exotic sword description reads with your own hands you forged the mighty dark drinker now take it in hand and slay its first primary perks are use square or x to attack with the sword void forged guard used to guard effective against arc and solar attacks less effective against void attacks tempered light increased armor when welding the sword and super massive vortex used to unleash a spiral of void energy in all directions selectable perk one we have scabbard increases ammo sword capacity and we have died by the sword kills with the sword replenish grenade energy selectable perk two we have warrior of light increased damage for your attack and we have scabbard increases sword ammo capacity sources of obtaining this weapon lord shacks the crucible handler sometimes sells this weapon in the tower and it can also be obtained as a quest reward moving on to the last weapon that comes to the taking king which is in the armory and it is the raised lighter description reads with your own hands you forged the mighty raised lighter now take it in hand and feed its flames now this is the solar exotic sword primary perks are use x or square to attack with the sword solar forged guard used to guard effective against arc and void attacks less effective against solar attacks tempered light increased armor when welding the sword phonics uppercut used to launch into a solar uppercut selectable perk one we have scabbard increased sword ammo capacity and thrive by the sword kills with the sword grants super energy selectable perk two we have scabbard again increases ammo capacity and we have warrior of light increased damage for your attack sources of obtaining this weapon lord shacks the crucible handler sometimes sells this item in the tower and it can also be obtained as a quest reward now guys they are all the exotic weapons coming with the taking king the armory states but there are a couple missing there is no sleeper simulator there is no touch of malice and there's also no time to explain we all know the sleeper simulator is the new exotic heavy weapon fusion rifle the no time to explain is the exotic version of the stranger's rifle the touch of malice we ain't quite sure what this is yet but i've got a funny feeling this may be the king's full main weapon but we're just going to have to wait and see but guys hopefully you enjoyed the video do drop a like i do appreciate the support and i'll catch you on the next one tell me what you think of these new set of exotic weapons down below and peace out until next time peace


It's that simple. A lot of people are surprised. Oh, that's it. I thought it would be more complicated than that, but it's not. I took out, I took out the complicated part and then made it simple. I made the energy simple and life force simple. So does the coil have a magnet and I have a BP shunt and can't be near magnets. The coil doesn't have a magnet, but the package that it comes with, it has a magnet in the package, but you don't have to use the magnet. If you don't want to, that's not make sense. Like it comes in a pack in a box. It's okay. So, so the mini comes in a box and then it comes with a magnet. Is there a magnet in here? Well, it comes in the magnet. It comes with a case, but you don't have to put it in your body. That's just for testing the coils, but the coils themselves are not. Don't have any magnets on them. Now, they do create a magnetic field. So, I'm not sure that's going to be any issue for you. It's not like a magnet that attracts anything. It's a magnetic energy field. So, I'm not sure if that would affect your VP shunts in any way. I don't think so. But I would share with him. I would share with that. Yeah.


Hi, I'm George Cao and there was a question that I asked myself and that encouraged you to ask yourself that radically Changed and improved the way that I deliver my message and the passion with which I deliver it And the question is as you see here on the screen if I had just one year left to live What are the most important lessons that I would teach and From reflecting on this question I created the outline of a curriculum that I'm about to start teaching And I'm going to be teaching it completely for free now I would have sold this curriculum years ago the first five years of my business I sold Curriculums like this for two thousand dollars per sale if they came with my personalized support or seven hundred dollars if it did not come with my personalized support and So now I have if you know anything about my story You know that I made a transition in the past three years to giving away all of my content and Only charging for one-to-one business and marketing coaching So everything that the the curriculum the content all the content that I used to sell I'm now giving away for free and now I am Doing a completely new version of my very best content Based on reflecting on this question of if I had one year left to live. What are the most important things I could teach? so I Invite you to Take this curriculum and really apply it because I believe it will allow you to build your own Authentic business with more ease with more grace with more effectiveness to be able to live your calling with more Enjoyment and with more consistency and courage. I have spent the last seven years full-time Teaching and coaching hundreds of clients and thousands of audience members Most of whom were solopreneurs service service providers coaches consultants counselors authors and Those who yearn to build an authentic business. So based on all of that experience I'm putting my best lessons into this curriculum now I'm going to be Writing a book based on this curriculum that I'm teaching over the next ten months and I Would love to have case studies for that book that come from the people who are applying this Newest version of my curriculum. So perhaps that's you So if you are willing to take this curriculum seriously and apply it and Whenever you come across a problem a challenge a question a block a doubt Okay, that you cannot solve I Invite you to ask a friend or a colleague and to see if they can help you work through that block or question or you can Comment on the curriculum itself. You will see as you go through the curriculum There will be places for you to comment and I invite you to comment if you would like to make a public comment and ask your question and I will be Looking at these questions and comments on a regular basis and I will be doing my best to answer them And others who are also applying the curriculum may be able to help you as well answer the questions So engage with this curriculum Use it apply it and get all of your questions Answered do not let any block stop you. Do not let overwhelm stop you engage with the people who are Who are also taking this curriculum and ask your questions and let me help you if I possibly can So let me take a few minutes to walk you through the outline of the curriculum to describe why I structured it in this Certain way So first of all we start with creating content. Okay. Now. Why do we start here? It's because if you want to create an authentic business if you want a true livelihood it begins with you Sharing the message that is already within you that is already from your own Life experience from your own studies. You don't need to study more You don't need to get yet another certification to be able to create an authentic business from your own existing experience and your own existing Knowledge that you already have so creating content, which is things like writing or speaking or making videos or posting on social media This activity allows you To discover what that content within you is what is that message? What is your niche? What is the messaging of how you want to describe what you want to offer the world? Some people they spend years and maybe this has been true for you. They spend years What I do we want to call naval gazing really just journaling and trying to figure it out in their own room, you know What is their niche? What is the perfect message they need to spread and then they launch with that perfect message? Well, let me tell you that I have seen a different way work a lot better Which is to let your audience? Tell you what your niche is and the only way to let your audience tell you what your niche is is To create content from whatever you already know it can be on a wide variety of topics But as you share your message, whatever you want to say, okay doesn't matter of Tens of thousands of people have already said it the the world needs to hear it with your voice With your experience with your personality and your unique style and your values and your from your life Okay, so as you share your message as generously as possible In the ways that come naturally for you and that's we'll talk about in the creating content module The different ways to share your message and you can experiment with them to find out what comes naturally to you And so as you share your message, you're going to start drawing your initial audience members to you Some of them may initially be your friends and family and colleagues Maybe but certainly as you post it online people will find you and start to follow you So you'll start drawing an initial audience which then allows you to go to the next stage Which is to optimize your offerings as you have an initial audience You can then begin to engage with them to discover To discover who they are Okay, and what they are really needing and wanting and what they're buying Behavior is what are they Spending money on and wishing to spend money on this will take place through one-to-one conversations You have with them and this will and perhaps surveys that you post on social media and elsewhere that will then help you to shape and Offering a product or a service or package or program Okay, that will be the right fit for your audience and people like them Once you know what they're buying behavior is once you have allowed them to help you shape your niche by seeing as you share lots Of content what engages them the most what are they most interested in what you're saying? Okay of the things you're saying what are they most interested in then you opt in you straight shape your offerings You optimize it based on your conversations with them And then you can go to the next stage which is to sell honorably to sell your offerings honorably As you may know if you have followed any of my content. I believe in Authentic marketing not doing any means possible to get people to spend money But rather to never let go of your highest values Which is I believe the common higher one of the common higher values that you and I share as Human beings as spiritual beings in a huge having a human experience one of our higher common values is that of service So instead of trying to get people to buy instead of trying to manipulate them for what's good for them Okay, we don't have to do that We instead come from a place of service and as you come from place of service you build a ton You build lots of goodwill Okay, and that will allow you to sell honorably You will find people for whom your service is actually perfect and at that point you no longer have to sell you are simply finding the fit and Sharing what you truly believe is a help is a service to them. It becomes a cause Okay, and as you are going through this this process of creating content optimizing Offerings and selling honorably You must know that good marketing and good business is about experimenting continuously so the next module is a reminder that in your journey of creating an authentic business it is not always a Straight single path up and up and up like this. You will have peaks and valleys as Anything that's worth doing in life. It's not simple and easy and Takes no thinking and no failure because if it took no thinking and no failure at all If you would have already done it and it wouldn't feel truly worthwhile to do and it truly wouldn't grow you You would not become a better person to truly grow means to experience so-called failure and learn from that and that's why having the experimentation mindset is incredibly important to have an authentic and successful business and Then the next module is where we'll talk about networking generously Creating an authentic business is not a one person job it is an effort of creating relationships with prospective clients with clients and and especially with colleagues what I call niche mates Okay, niche mates. Some people call them competitors. I prefer the term niche mates These are these are other service providers and business owners who share the same niche that you do It could be that they have the same audience that you do or it could be that they Sell the same kind of product or service that you do but to a different audience or It could be that they sell the same kind of service you do to the same audience There is no fear or intimidation When it comes to networking with niche mates because your niche mates are either your best mirrors From whom you can learn the most about what works in marketing in your niche and what doesn't work Or they could be your best teachers Okay, so they so I'm sorry. I should say as a mirror. They are your best teachers or they could be your best partners Which is that they could refer business to you that is not the perfect fit for them Okay, and you refer business to them and you will be helping each other Grow together Okay, instead of trying to grab and fight for a limited piece of a pie You are actually making the entire pie growing it together bigger and bigger so that there is more of a market for everyone Truly, I have discovered that that when you are willing to come from a collaboration mindset That is what true abundance is you will find opportunities everywhere and people are helping each other out and business is so much more Authentic and fun So we'll talk about the ways to network generously and how to use social media to do that etc in that module The next module is where we talk about joyful productivity How do you work joyfully because by this point of applying the curriculum you will have a lot to do Okay, so how do we manage our time in a way that still feels spacious? That is focused on the most important things we can do the things that are really most for us to do in this life and To outsource the things that are not for us to do in an affordable and effective way So we'll talk about time management organizing information How do we how do we keep a joyful? Energy throughout our work day and how do we rest properly as well? The next module is about improving services Because the best kind of marketing there is is word of mouth Marketing and to get word of mouth marketing you need to be a you need to bring effectiveness and delight to your clients and so Do not fail Okay to or I should say always fail but always learn but do not forget that one of the most important sets of activities in your business is the constant improving of the things that you're providing to your clients and the touch points of The the client has with you along their journey of working with you What are the different interactions you have with them and how can you improve on each one? So we'll talk about that in the in the module improving services next by this point My hope is that you will have been earning some revenue at this point and then how do we steward our money? wisely I Am not one of those business and marketing coaches. That's all about. Oh, you got to to be successful You got to be earning six figures and then seven figures and then from there. It's always more more money I believe that what we truly need is not more more more money What we truly need is to understand what is enough For us to live a profoundly fulfilling life Okay, and to experience to and to allow the money and the the the lifestyle to really Do our inner work Okay, to to tend to truly grow because true growth is not just external money true growth is internal And so how do we I'm going to talk about money and not getting carried away with all the mindset about making more money more Profits, but rather making enough money and one of those things is is to Is to modulate our desires so that we're not always desiring More things and more experiences but to learn how to be happier and happier and happier with a richer and richer inner life And so that brings us to our next final two modules rather it was just to succeed authentically and to grow spiritually and So in the succeed authentically module we'll talk about how do we manage our success in a way that truly benefits the world and Does not sell our soul That we can as we become Perhaps more externally Successful that we are actually tapping more and more into the spiritual beings that we are Connecting more and more with our divine source so that we can find true success and grow spiritually which is the most eternal and important and fulfilling type of growth that I believe there is So I look forward to Seeing you apply this curriculum and more importantly Well as importantly I look forward to your comments on What kinds of experiences you're having as you're applying the curriculum what questions you have What challenges you're coming across that I can help you or someone can help you solve and also what? Learnings you're having personal learnings you're having from from applying this curriculum and of course what successes you are experiencing as a result of applying this material so blessings to you and Remember I'm looking for case studies So I hope you will make an intention to be one of my case studies that I feature in my book as I finished teaching this curriculum All right, I'll see you in the modules


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They keep asking me when is the break? When is the break? Shade on a sharp usually is not a problem. He haven't had the break scheduled super early But it's almanac and it's all sold out. Oh, when's this going Ricky silver Palo Ben caro purple maxi into 49 Started 99 to 99 two hours hour 57 minutes Yeah, eight o'clock to 9 57 p.m. Hey guys almanac sold out an hour and 57 minutes today Kind of cool kind of cool. Thank you all very much for that. That is Thursday night I'll get those breaks scheduled later on but if you're super super curious about it right now Starts at 5 p.m. Eastern. I think they go 35 or 40 minutes per case. So like give me decent idea 8 mosaic Pernal red mosaic. I knew it that price when I was gonna freak and fly Rookie mosaic is the about a clips blue mosaic Gordon. Hey, we're to 199 for the Hornets And LeBron James mosaic montage those cams. Those angles are so insane. They're awesome I think they have it at Dodger Stadium now too. 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Vowels have a fully developed formant pattern and can be classified on the basis of their first two formants F1 and F2. These resonance frequencies can approximately be associated with the size of two cavities separated by a constriction in the vocal tract. F1 with the size of the pharynx and F2 with the size of the aural cavity. Let's compare two more vowels to illustrate that.  And now look at their spectrograms. Cardinal vowel number 1 is characterized by a low F1 value at around 400 Hz and a very high F2 value at around 2,500 Hz whereas cardinal vowel number 5 has a slightly higher F1 value at around 600 Hz and a much lower F2 value of around a thousand Hz. Here are the spectrograms of all eight cardinal vowels. In plotting the frequencies of F1, the vertical axis, against the frequency of F2 on the horizontal axis, we find a pattern that is remarkably similar to the cardinal vowel chart. Yet the match is not exact because the articulatory cardinal vowel chart is based on the point of the greatest tongue constriction whereas the acoustic chart takes its data from all vocal tract resonances. Let us now identify the vowels within more complex spectrograms. In our first example, we can clearly identify at least two vowels. The first with formant 1 and formant 2 very close together, thus it must be a low vowel such as R. The second vowel involves a transition. The first part is clearly a low vowel again with F1 and F2 close together and in the second part F1 and F2 are drifting wide apart. So the result is a diphthong, in this case I. And here is a solution, I said, sunshine. Note that the nasal consonants also involve some sort of form patterns, yet they are less well developed. Here is another example. Again it contains two vowels. The first one looks like a front vowel with an F2 value of around 1600 hertz, hence air, ur or ur are likely candidates. The second vowel must be a diphthong with a high vowel offset such as E and an onset similar to our first vowel, so A is a likely candidate. And here is a result. I said earthquake, where our two vowels are surrounded by fricatives and plosives. So the identification of vowels within complex spectrograms involves the identification of a clearly defined formant structure and the extraction of the frequency values of F1 and F2.


Consider the limit as x approaches infinity of the function e to the negative x times sine of x. Now it might make sense to just approach this one by trying to stick in the number infinity, right? You know, we can do some arithmetic with infinity at times, right? So we get e to the negative infinity times sine of infinity here. It's tempting to be like, well, e to the negative infinity, that's gonna be zero, right? As you, as x approaches negative infinity, e to the x has a horizontal asymptote right there. It makes sense to try to argue, well, this is gonna be zero times sine of infinity and anything times zero is equal to zero. Well, that is the correct limit, but that's the line of logic doesn't quite work because the issue is sine of infinity, right? Does not exist. There is no in behavior to a periodic function like sine of x. So how do we know that as x is bigger and bigger, bigger, bigger, that something isn't going wrong to throw this off, right? Because not everything times zero is equal to zero, right? Notice zero times infinity is actually an indeterminate form. It could be whatever it wants to be. And so because of that, we have to be a little bit more careful on our calculation. And this is actually a limit calculation we can do using the squeeze theorem. So we have to construct a squeeze and it's really the periodic nature of sine that's sort of forcing us to do the squeeze theorem. That's why can't we just use a straightforward calculation? Well, because sine doesn't have in behavior. But the good news is even though sine of x is kind of forcing us to do this other type of argument, sine comes with very natural boundaries which can be used to give us the nice squeeze we need. Because after all, sine of x sits between negative one and one. Using the color scheme we've introduced in previous videos with the squeeze theorem, the color yellow will represent the function we're trying to squeeze. Green will be the right bound and orange will be the lower bound here with the negative one. So if we take this inequality which holds for sine of course, we could times everything by e to the negative x because every exponential expression that has e to any power will always be positive. And if you multiply inequality by a positive quantity, well, that doesn't change the inequalities. So if you times everything by e to the negative x, you'll get negative e to the negative x right there. You'll get a e to the negative x times sine of x right there and you'll get e to the negative x times one right there. So we get these inequalities. And so this then gives us the squeeze that we want. Let's consider this term on the right. As x goes to infinity here, we're gonna see that this becomes e to the negative infinity as we've seen before. That's just a zero. And this one right here by the same reasoning, if you take the limit as x approaches infinity of negative e to the negative x, right? Well, the negative sign in front can actually come outside in which case you're gonna get negative zero which is the same thing as zero of course in the situation. So the limit on the right goes to zero. The limit on the left goes to zero. And since e to the negative x times sine of x is squeezed between them, its limit will also be zero. So the dampering of e to the negative x going towards zero that did force the limit to be zero but we can't just plug in infinity because sine of infinity is meaningless. But the fact that sine is a bounded function, if we multiply a bounded function by a function which will asymptotically approach zero then the product will also asymptotically approach zero by the squeeze theorem right here. And this function e to the negative x times sine of x is actually a very important function. It's sort of a representative of function family because if you just take this function sine or cosine you can use sines and cosines to model simple harmonic motion. But if you have like a pendulum that's spinning eventually it comes to a stop because mostly friction. And so if you allow that pendulum to swing over and over and eventually it kind of comes to a stop. And so if you wanna talk about dampered harmonic motion you use transformations of the function e to the negative times sine of x. And that's because it has the repetition that comes from sine but eventually it dampers off towards zero because of the exponential factor.


Do you know of a false prophet, a false teacher, a heretic that doesn't believe that you can lose your salvation? Let me think about it. I'm not saying that if you believe in loss of salvation, that you are a false teacher or a heretic, no, but I'm saying all false teachers, all heretics believe that you can lose your salvation. It's just something to think about. Also, have you ever noticed that every false teacher, false prophet, false heretic believes in these kinds of tongues? I'm not saying though if you speak in these kinds of tongues that that makes you a false teacher, a heretic, but it's just something to think about. All false teachers and heretics tend to believe and do the same things. You might not want to do what they do and believe what they believe.


But I think what a lot of times people don't think about is that at periods in your life or at periods in your mood, when you are stupider, you are easier to manipulate. Okay? It's a very simple principle. Now, one thing that I see all the time now that is very annoying, and in fact, many people basically make a career of this. They make a career of getting mad at things, especially political things, right?  Oh, it's so terrible. I'm getting so angry, blah, blah, blah. Okay? Now, in, you know, there's a term in politics, right? Or, yeah, I guess in propaganda, right? Called agit-prop. You know, okay? That's agitation propaganda.  Now, the thing is, when you are angry, you are stupider. In a very real sense. When you're governed by a passion, you are by definition not thinking through what you're doing. You're at a lower level of cognition than you are usually, okay?  Get them mad at something, right? Because if they're angry at something, if they fear for their lives, if they, you know, if they have all these like pressing existential concerns, right, that might be totally confabulated, they are much more likely to make extreme sacrifices. They're much more likely, like if they feel, if their juices, their anger juices are flowing all the time, if they're totally governed by their emotions and their passions, they can be basically made to do anything, okay? Now I'm actually not talking about any specific, I don't know, political side or thing here. What I really mean is, because you know, the powers that be, they manipulate their people to do this. They keep them in a constant state of anger and fear and things like this to motivate them. But exactly in the same way, they want to put their enemies in the same position. They want them to be constantly angry. So I see a lot of people and you know, these are basically the Twitter users out there.  Now they're not motivated to actually do something because really there's nothing to do in most of these cases, right?  Like the media likes doing that. They like throwing absurdities in your face. They like saying very blatant lies, not just to deceive people. In fact, really, it's not really to deceive people. It's really partially to get them mad and get them agitated, right? So there are a lot of people online now who will just be angry all the time. I mean, maybe not even like angry, angry, but there is a sense in which they're constantly like pessimistic. They're constantly like, oh my goodness, like all this terrible stuff is happening and we can't do anything, but I'm angry. Why don't congressmen do something? Why don't blah, blah, blah? People are going to rise up eventually, which is a total arp, OK?  Like you're basically being forced into doing fed posting at that point. And that's the point. Like the thing is when you're angry and you're not thinking through what you're doing, you want to fight battles that you can't win. You want to die on principles that might like things aren't really as bad as you think, right? The media wants you to feel like the walls are closing in. They want to produce that vision of inevitability, right? And if you're on the internet all day, if you're reading posts on Twitter.com all the time and you're just getting angry at stuff and you're not if you're not out there talking to real people, you're going to have a very, I don't know, contorted view of the world. You know what I mean? And that's the point. Like I think the point, one thing that I think the media does very deliberately is they do try to make people angry.  That's bad. No. Like if they're making you angry, they're making you angry in a domain that you don't have control over, OK, because they want you to act out. They want you to feel like you can't do anything like that impotence is is their desire, right? So, you know, this is why it's very important not to fall into passions like anger and things like this, because in most cases, you actually can't do anything.  You know what I mean? Like turn the other cheek or whatever. And a lot of people will be like, Oh, that's totally cocked.  But the important principle there is that you cannot be in a state of reaction, right? If someone assaults you in that example, if someone assaults you physically in real life, OK, a lot of the reason that they do that is because they know that they can beat you, right? They know that they're going to be able to pound you if you react like they want to provoke you, OK? This is the point. And in politics, it's the same way. If the media or the opinion molding class or any of these kind of people, if they're doing egregious things that, you know, might elicit a reaction, they are expecting that reaction because you work for them. If you are if you are reacting emotionally to things, you are working for them, you're doing their bidding.  There is a sense in which if you can get people thinking about sexual things all the time, because that's a passion, because that's something that, you know, they it's more part of your animalistic brain. It's much easier to predict people's behavior if you're if you're tying them to these lower, more baser instincts. And it's the same way in anger, right? You're going to end up you're going to end up in the next Charlottesville, January 6th hoax, the next op that they're going to do.   No, what I endorse what I've always endorsed. And that is you have to have control over your own.  And all of this kind of stuff. And these are the things that actually change things. Like the thing that annoys me, I should say, I'm not angry.  They're still buying from Amazon.  Like they're doing the exact same things that are feeding into the system. So they're not actually like making a difference. They're just getting angry in the meantime, and they're really losing on both fronts, the real solution. I mean, most of the issues in the world, you can voluntarily separate yourself from them. And by voluntarily separating yourself from them, you actually make the problem less bad. That's the issue. Like if you separate away from the beast system, there is a sense in which it loses power and you also are basically public publicly setting an example for what other people are doing, right? What what other people should do, right? So, you know, that's just the issue I have.  I have to get my stuff from Amazon.com, blah, blah, blah, it's so hard. You know, I think if you just stop being reactive, OK, if you stop being reactive to these kind of political things and you look at things more rationally, you will, I don't know, there are a lot of things in people's lives that you will have to adjust, OK? That's what I'm trying to say. So if you ever find yourself angry on the Internet, that is like first, just right off the bat, that is just super lame. If you're angry at something on the Internet, it doesn't matter if it's super egregious. You got to always watch yourself. There are reasons for having righteous anger. There are reasons for acting. There are reasons for, you know, do I don't know, making making risks in real life and doing stuff like that.  I don't know that they're just they're just kind of like automata that are being like pushed around by, you know, whatever the targeted content is.   If you if you are emotionally reactive, you're losing. That's all I have to say. So that's just something to think about.  But most of the time when you are being reactive like that, you really are losing.  So, you know, that's all I have to say.


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Jobs in industries that don't exist now but will ten years in the future. That's what I'm going to be talking about today. This was something I stumbled upon the other day and I knew about this but I didn't realize how many people were really passionate about it. There is a subreddit called r slash futureology and this is basically about the speculation of future economies, technologies, civilizations, etc. Basically they are trying to figure out the direction that humanity is headed and how fast we're going to get there. They have a bunch of very interesting threads on there. Some of them are kind of personal finance related. A lot of them aren't but yeah that is what inspired me to make this video and if you think about it this is incredibly important. You know a thousand years ago most people in the world would be born into villages and small tribes and if your dad was a fisherman and you were born a boy you were going to be a fisherman and your son was going to be a fisherman and the grandson and the great grandson and the great great great grandson all the way like 20, 30, 40 generations. Then in the last 150 years or so we graduated to the point where if you were born into a fisherman's family maybe you could go and become a blacksmith or a soldier or something else and that's great and that's basically transitioning from this first very primitive type of job market to a second job market where you have a lot more choice. Well what I believe we're transitioning to is a third job market where let's say your dad is a fisherman and you were born to them you're likely going to end up doing a career that doesn't even exist yet because many careers that exist right now are going to get phased out through automation as well as streamlining of processes and technology has been advancing so fast that people companies and the economy can barely even keep up with it. So that's what this video is going to be about careers jobs and industries that don't necessarily exist right now but they likely will 10 years in the future and also I'm going to be going over how you can prepare yourself and maybe if you have kids your kids for the changing job market but before we get into that make sure to gently tap the like button hit the subscribe button and ring the notification bell this is kind of a different type of video than what I usually do so if you guys like it let me know let's aim for 2000 likes on this video. So voice command has gotten more and more popular a lot of people have Siri they've got Google they've got all kinds of different things like Alexa from Amazon and what most people don't realize is a lot of these can actually be programmed to control pretty much all of the electronics in your home. Alexa unplug Wi-Fi. Now this could be as simple as simply just telling your home to turn the lights on all the way to in the very near future telling a automated robot to fix breakfast for you. However a lot of people have trouble simply even just like setting up their TV right setting up the TV a lot of the time requires somebody to come in or at least somebody to be on the phone to help you get it started. So if you think people are going to be able to easily set up these home automation systems which are going to be rapidly developing and getting better and better then chances are unless you're like a genius or you're really good at it you're going to have a lot of trouble doing it. Now these systems are not only extremely convenient but they can also be used to save a ridiculous amount of time. I mean think about it there's a robot that washed your clothes and cooked for you all these things that take up a lot of your time think about all the things you could do with that time. So having somebody come in and help you to set up these systems and tailor them to the individual that's going to be a central theme here that I think is going to be huge is specialization and optimization tailoring systems to individuals for their individual needs is going to be huge.  The next job that I think is going to exist in 10 years is going to be a medical mentor and this is somebody who is basically going to work with your doctor nurse physician etc and make sure that you are following up on what their recommendations are. I work in healthcare and one of the biggest problems you see over and over again you know the patient and the doctor they get rushed through like a meeting the doctor's got to you know do it really fast 15 minutes the doctor tells the patient something but it just for whatever reason they don't remember it maybe they're taking the medication wrong maybe they're not following through maybe they don't change their diet they're not exercising etc etc etc there's so many different things and so what a medical mentor would do is they would read the notes from the doctor visit you know figure out what the doctor's suggestions were and then follow up with the patient to make sure that they're properly doing it and they're comfortable with everything that the doctor suggested. Now on top of that I believe that medical care is going to be extremely specialized and by specialized I mean it's going to be personalized for every single person that the doctor takes care of. This is already sort of starting but it really hasn't caught on very much. Pharmacogenomics is basically where you look at a patient's DNA and that is able to tell you in many cases what therapies are going to be best for that patient. So on a very simple level you know medication A versus medication B patients who have certain genes maybe medication A will work better for them and there's no need for them to even try medication B. That's going to save a lot of cost it's going to save a lot of time waste and potentially adverse events as well and it goes beyond medications a lot of the time diets are that way as well a person with a certain genetic makeup maybe this type of diet works really well for them or maybe you know it doesn't really matter the diet it just matters how long they eat during the day so things like intermittent fasting and then for another patient you know they really do have to stick to a strict type of diet if they want to maximize their lifespan so yeah I believe this is another profession that's going to pop up and it's going to be big. Along the same lines this is going to be the next one I'm going to call this one a genetic specialist this is also going to be in healthcare and this might be a little bit further down the line I think we're going to start doing it relatively soon we've got this technology coming out called CRISPR and CRISPR is essentially a gene editing tool and I'm sure you can imagine all the implications of this uh there's you know potentially some bad things that could happen but there's also a lot of upside as well so for instance if someone is born with a predisposition to have breast cancer you can use the gene editing tool especially when they're young it'll probably work even better when they're young to take out that gene and there's actually been movies that have taken this to the extreme there's a movie called Gattica for instance really good movie actually uh where almost everyone is basically born perfect so they're all born like tall, handsome, perfect health, super athletic, genius IQ, etc. I don't know if it's necessarily going to be that extreme but there are definitely some practical uses. The next one on the list is going to be a human technology integration specialist and this is basically going to be geared specifically towards work life where you can actually use technology in order to make yourself more effective and more efficient so an example of this a few years ago when they had that experiment where they came out with the google glass didn't really catch on but basically um you know the implications of the google glass and what you can actually do with it are incredible so one really obvious example anyone in the medical field will know that what I'm saying is absolutely true a lot of the time when it comes to medical school pharmacy school nursing school pa school np school etc a lot of it is just blunt force memorization it is a ridiculous amount of memorization what if instead of focusing on memorizing stuff which is honestly a little bit archaic in my opinion I mean I know there's some stuff you absolutely have to memorize but a lot of the stuff you memorize you just end up forgetting right after your test what if instead of medical schools and pharmacy schools focusing on that they were able to focus on problem solving instead using information that you can easily access with something like a google glass immediately and then you know using that information to solve complex problems that would in my opinion really improve medical care and patient outcomes would be much better people would be living longer more people would be living etc now it would have to get to the point where the google glass essentially is reading your mind so you you know you wouldn't be like blinking or anything to open stuff it would literally just be like you're thinking okay I need to know what the first line the second line treatment and the third line treatment is for for this disease or something along those lines I also need to automatically look up what the stats are for the latest studies and the google glass would just open that in front of your eyes so yeah it would definitely be incredibly valuable and it would make things a lot better the next one on the list kind of steering away from medical stuff and there's a lot of awesome medical stuff but the next one on the list is going to be food engineer and this would basically be someone who has a background in chemistry and biology but specifically they would be an expert in 3d printing food now not only would this make your food potentially look a lot better and more appealing but on top of that it would be more efficient it would taste better and it could also be healthier another one that I thought was really interesting was a personal web manager and this is essentially a PR person so public relations person but for individuals right so you know in the age of cancel culture everybody's like getting canceled for a tweet that they made when they were like 11 years old totally ridiculous but you know personal web manager you would maybe hire them as a consultant something like that they'd go through all of your past posts and they'd tell you hey you need to delete this you need to delete this you need to delete that etc so they would basically make sure that your reputation stays really good online this is something that would be pretty difficult to automate with a robot and so you likely would have to hire someone to manually go through your past accounts and do it for you so automation and the streamlining of processes are going to be disrupting pretty much every industry out there and they are going to be replacing millions maybe even hundreds of millions of jobs in the united states alone however these robots are going to need technicians that work on them steve star i am above this star star they are going to inspect the robots do maintenance they are going to repair them when they break down they're also going to help engineers and other professionals out on how they can make the robots more efficient this is basically going to be somebody who makes sure that drones are operating the way they should be so there's so many different uses for drones in the future one really obvious one you know amazon for instance they've got like the one to two day shipping which is amazing everyone thinks that's awesome well maybe 10 years from now one to two day shipping is going to be really really slow because you might be able to order something on a drone right so you would order something on a drone it would be at the store where you need it and five minutes later it drops it off on your doorstep so in the future carons across the united states might be complaining i'm gonna need to speak to your manager because of the fact that they had to wait a whole 12 hours to get their new makeup or whatever they ordered on amazon so these are basically going to be people who try to monetize idle assets right so assets that aren't moving aren't doing anything aren't producing and you basically want to take advantage of that and monetize them so an example of this on a business level is let's say you have a big office building and you know you're taking up like 80 of it well excess capacity broker would be somebody who would maybe try to rent out the other 20 percent for some type of conference or something like that maybe storage like a warehouse and so instead of that area basically just going to waste you would end up making some money from it another example of this is you know let's say you've got an extra bedroom in your house and you want to rent it out on airbnb but you don't necessarily want to do it yourself well excess capacity broker might come in there you pay them a certain amount and they will take care of everything else they'll rent the room out for you and they'll pretty much automate everything so yeah those are just a few ideas that i had a few things that i thought were really cool that popped up that i definitely think are likely going to happen in the next 10 years or so let me know some of your ideas down 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Registration for the Big Blue Book Club, a statewide book club through the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service, is now open. The first reading of the year features Kansas author Sarah Smarsh and her book Heartland, a memoir of working hard and being broke in the richest country on earth. The Big Blue Book Club is for anyone that wants to participate, which is another thing that I love so much about it. So anyone can sign up. You can register through our Facebook page. Our FCS assistant, Candace May, has been sharing all the information about it. So you can sign up with the link on our Facebook page. Anyone can do it across the state, anyone in the community. And the even cooler thing about this is that you can take advantage of free resources through the Johnson County Public Library and have access to these materials, so it can virtually be completely free for you. Appalachian Community Care offers outpatient medication assisted treatment for addiction, counseling, and behavioral play therapy for children, accepting Medicare and all major insurance. Recovery is hard, regret is harder. Appalachian Community Care, Pikeville, Whitesburg,<PHONE_NUMBER>. Find them on Facebook. The club will meet via Zoom, April 11th, 18th, and 25th to discuss the book and glean insight from the participants across the state. So the book focuses on the author's memoir about growing up in poverty.  And she's like a fifth generation wheat farmer in Kansas, and she talks about all of the intergenerational poverty that her family has experienced. And so I think it's super excited for it. I'm super excited to talk about it throughout the community with those that are participating in it, but also just to hear perspectives from across the state. For more information and to register for the club, go to ukfcs.net backslash bbbc 24 book 1. Reporting for Mountaintop News, I'm Breanna Robinson.


This is the VOA's Special English Agriculture Report. Food prices are down from their record highs in February of 2011, but prices are still higher than they were a year ago. In a year of Arab protests, high food prices helped fuel the anger against oppression, corruption and poverty. Many experts think the political fires in Egypt and other countries started in the summer of 2010 in Russia. Heat, drought and wildfires destroyed one third of Russia's winter wheat crop. World food prices rose after Russia halted wheat exports. The last time food prices jumped was in 2008. At that time, Egypt was also among the countries where food riots and demonstrations took place. Riyaf Naqshbendi is a professor in the Department of International Business at American University in Washington. He agrees that food prices played a part in the Arab revolutions. At the end of the day, the most crucial reason for the Arab Spring is basically economic. And so consequently, when a citizen cannot have enough money to purchase food and feed his family, definitely that will create a kind of upset with the system. Professor Naqshbendi says an event like climate change can affect food production in many countries. But in a globally connected economy, even an event in one country can be felt worldwide. Cornell University economist, Chris Barrett, says another problem is that gains in farm production have slowed. He says, what we are seeing right now is the bitter harvest of very poor investments in agriculture research over really the last 20 years. Shen Jin-Fan is head of the International Food Policy Research Institute in Washington. He says the return of high prices in 2011 offers some important lessons. If investment in food production does not increase, he says, then the world will continue to see high prices and price hikes will come more often. He says food supplies are not growing enough to meet the demand of 7 billion people. The world is expected to add 2 billion more by the middle of the century. And people in emerging economies like China are eating more meat, which requires more animal feed. But in 2011, for the first time, the United States used more maize or corn for biofuels than for animal feed. The good news is that high prices always encourage farmers to grow more. A record harvest in 2011 is helping to ease food prices in many parts of the world, but not all. For VOA Special English, I'm Alex Villareal.