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…and we who are of Hatonn greet you in the love and the light of our infinite Creator. We wish to use this instrument for a brief period before working and exercising with all those in the group for this instrument has been under the impression that it is less than adequate. It is always to be remembered that adequacy cannot be discovered within the human condition, as you would call it. If you allow the illusion to become real enough to mask the metaphysical boundaries under which you actually have allegiance you shall therefore become unable to be of service to yourself or to others. Therefore, we urge each as we urge this instrument most of all to dwell as your holy work says, "under the shadow of the most high," to allow the most high, that is infinitely about you, to move within your vibratory field in order that you may then be a true channel.
Without this simple realization that what you see is not what you get, that the invisible is more important to your survival than the visible, metaphysically speaking, each entity's lot for their third-density lot will be increasing bitterness and sourness and the hardening of the mind in order that new thoughts do not find pathways by which to enter. Living in the human condition, my friends, is the easiest way to fall asleep, and with vibrant life all about you, to remain outside the strength of living waters. It is an effort of will to look for hope where there seems to be no end to difficulty, and yet we do not ask you to dedicate more than a single moment. That moment, my friends, is always the present moment. It is the most difficult state of mind within which to remain. It is also the most important in terms of spiritual evolution.
We would this evening, if it is acceptable to all instruments, spin a tale for you through each instrument, that is, each instrument speaking a small portion of a story in what this instrument would call a round-robin fashion. When we do this practice work with each instrument, we refrain from our name in order that the flow of the story may be more simplified. We do, however, encourage each instrument to challenge inwardly before beginning to speak. It is not ever to be taken lightly that you are a contact for those of Hatonn or any other entity whom you wish to hear. It is always well to challenge. And so we shall tell our simple tale.
It was a hot, hot summer day in Mexico. The land was arid and insects filled the air with their buzzing as they ate what little foliage and grass there was. Although the small and humble house was only a mile or so from the gathering place where all the people celebrated on the days of feast days and market days, there were no buildings around it. This was a hard land upon which to live, a land in which water was priceless, land that thinned the blood with its heat and killed the brain with the numbness of hard, repetitious activity which must be done to earn the daily bread. The young boy sitting by the roadside gazed at it and turned to his mother. "Where does the road go?" he asked. "How should I know?" she answered.
We shall transfer.
(L channeling)
"The road leads to places I have not traveled, for as a child I had some interest in the road but soon lost my interest as the details of the adult world became more pressing, more insistent. I can only say, my son, that the road leads from here to another place or places, and the choices are yours to make, for one chooses when traveling the road first whether to travel at all, again in which direction to travel, and finally whether to be satisfied where one has stopped or to continue further."
The child wondered about the road in the ensuing days, for the road existed, yet he could not understand what maintained its existence, for rarely if ever did one see a traveler upon the road proceeding in either direction. It seemed apparent that most of those who inhabited this place on the road chose to remain where they were. And in wondering at this, the child realized that those remaining were much like the lizard which in early morning pauses to sun himself atop a rock, glorying in the pleasure of the light and warmth, yet, in remaining immobile, gradually becomes stupefied by the increasing heat and light, not realizing that he was slowly dying simply from his reluctance to move away further on his own path.
We shall transfer our contact.
The young boy thought about what his mother had said sitting by the side of the road. It was a sparse place but it was pleasant where he sat. The water which was all-important was to be had in a deep well which had been dug at much labor. There were people to play with at the church, there were young women to please the young men. And yet to the little boy who was so quickly growing, he could hear no song within this whole town, no lullaby at night, no anthem in the morning, no psaltery at night. But even above the loud throng of insects as they buzzed about he could hear a song coming from the road. He gazed into the shimmering distance, the heat waves making all things strange, wavy and surrealistic, and could see no one and nothing that would account for the song. When he put his hands over his ears, the song became louder and one day he knew that he must go.
As he packed those few things that he wished to take with him upon the journey, his mother looked at him imploringly and asked if this was truly his heart's desire, for she had not herself been upon this road and knew very little about it and would worry over his welfare. He replied that there was nothing else that held any interest for him, and though he did not know what he would find or precisely why he must go, yet he must go. So he set out upon the journey with his small bundle of possessions, and as he journeyed, his uneasiness at the traveling into unknown areas was somewhat abated by the song that he continued to hear within his own inner ears and this did give him comfort.
His first day's travel was uneventful. The heat of the day beginning to grow, he decided that he would nap for awhile and under a lonely tree he found a small patch of shade and rested there.
His rest was brief. It seemed that he had slept but a moment when he gradually realized that the song seemed louder, somehow more insistent. He moved uncomfortably this way and that, trying to drown out the song, but each time that sleep approached it seemed to tug at his sleep, urging him back to awareness.
In despair, he arose, again shouldered his bundle and moved again onto the road, plodding on, tired yet feeling a sense of correctness in again undertaking his journey, for as he progressed, the road seemed to rise to his feet, his bundle seemed lightened and though still tired he felt that the rhythm of his paces in some manner supported him, soothed his aching, and the song seemed to pull him onward.
By nightfall he had traveled a great distance and again sought the comfort of rest. He lay upon the ground seeking sleep. Yet as he dreamed, the road was before him, and as his body rested, he still traveled in his mind further and further, following the endless road.
When morning came, he arose, shouldered his pack and again strode forward. The way seemed easier now, as though somehow he had traveled this road before, and, indeed, many things seemed different. The sun seemed to shine as a friend now rather than beating down fiercely. The air seemed in some manner richer and full of life, so different from the brittle, arid air of his childhood home, and along with the constant companionship of the song within his ears, he was able to hear a gentle murmuring from somewhere before him.
By mid-afternoon the murmuring had become a rhythmic pulse, the voice of eons of tides breaking against a shoreline, and for the first time the boy beheld an enormous quantity of water, so great that he had never dreamed that it could exist. He approached it cautiously and with reverence. From the land of his childhood water was the wealth through which survival was purchased, and before him lay a sea so vast that its shores curved away gently into the distant horizon.
We shall now transfer.
The boy moved towards the vast body of water which lay before him, tentatively touched it with his bare and dusty feet, and with a shout, waded into the breakers upon the shore. His joy, however, was short-lived as he found he could not swallow this water. He looked again for the road but the road ended at the ocean, and he was no longer in the land which he understood. He did not know how to find water. It came to him that he had not seen a single soul in all his journeying. Yet still he heard the song.
And so he knelt upon the sand and held out his arms with their palms upward. He spoke to no one in particular, yet he had to speak and he did so beseechingly, saying, "I know not why I began this journey, and I know not whether it might lead from here as the road disappears. Oh, singer of the song, speak to me and tell me what I must do." All day he prayed thusly and there was no answer, only the continuation of the song. In the deep blue gloaming that lives briefly before the dusk deepens to night, the young man decided to go backwards, to retrace his steps, to live in the home of his mother. But the road had disappeared, and so he knelt once again lost, lonely, confused. "Oh, singer of the song," he said, " I have changed my life because of the beauty of the music. Are you only a siren to lead me astray that I may never again see home or kindred? To what terrible purpose is this song sung that leads to the thirst of death?"
With dawn came the first sight of another being which the young boy had experienced upon the journey. A small ship lay at anchor and a boat had been dispatched to the shore. The man who rowed shipped his oars, beached the small boat and came to where the young man lay, deep in prayer. The young man looked up, astonished. "Are you the singer of the song," he said? The other man only smiled and shook his head, "No. I am a fellow traveler," and that was all he said as he offered the young man a seat in the small boat which he began to row out towards the ship. The young boy said, "If you are a fellow traveler upon my journey, how do you know the path?" The other man shook his head. "I do not know the path. I seek the path." This did not make sense to the young man. He said, "I too seek the path and the singer of the song but when I wished to go back to the home of my mother, I could not even find the path which I had traveled."
The other man smiled as he helped the young boy aboard the ship. "You will learn many things, you will experience great joys and sorrows. And there will be those who are companions along the way when you need them. Water, fresh water… "
"… fresh water when you need it, all things as you need them. Yet," he said, "you will find that your journey has changed you. I cannot give you comfort in offering a road that goes backwards. You will never again be who you were when you first heard the song. You will never visit the home of your mother, for even were you to go there now, you would be a stranger to her. Your ways would be strange and your thinking outlandish, for you hear the song; she hears the insects as they sing their summer's anthem."
I am Hatonn. To all of you who journey upon the path and who hear a song, know that you have comrades, that that which is needed will be provided, but that you cannot go back. You can only refine your ears that they may listen better to the song of faith, hope, love and peace. Each person wishes for personal power—power to control, the power to shape the destiny, and this is your right, my friends, this is your obligation. Yet know that the first and greatest power is given to you in the act of surrender, for the heart that has surrendered can hear the song which will lead you. Those who close and stop their ears and demand that things be thus and so, thus and so, will indeed hear a siren's song. And the manifestation of sorrow in the life of one who controls shall be less and less. These are the ones who are wayward and lost, for they cannot go home yet they are not able to go forward. Surrender, then, and purify your ears to the song of life, that life which is beyond life and death.
We of Hatonn leave you in that omnipresent love, that omniscient light, that infinite life that is the creation of the Father. Wend your way in joy and hope. Farewell, pilgrims. Take what you can use from our poor story, toss the rest away, and join us in the infinite quest for the Infinite. Adonai, my friends. Adonai vasu borragus.
I am Latwii, and we greet you, my friends, in that same love and light which our brothers and sisters have so joyfully left you in. We are again privileged to be with you. As each knows, we attempt to serve by answering those queries which have been placed before us. Without further ado, then let us begin, if there might be a query at this time.
I have one. For the last several months I've been trying to work my way through the feeling that I should be dead. It seems very irrational, but my feeling for my friend, Don, is such that I feel that I failed him in an attempt to save him. I have sought professional help with the doctors that work with the mind and the body and although my grief or guilt or both are somewhat softened by the medicine that I'm given, I never know when I'll get an attack of such a depth of sadness that it does seem in all honesty quite logical that I should have been dead, and I feel quite guilty at remaining. Now this does not fit with the true facts, so I know that I'm a little bit crazy right now. And I wonder what suggestions you might have that I might link up the crazy self with the one that knows that she did absolutely everything only after a lot of prayer, a lot of thought, and a hundred and ten percent trying. The two simply don't seem want to become one.
I am Latwii, and we feel that we have the grasp of your query, my sister, though the query is one that covers a great deal of ground, shall we say, both within the illusion which you have your present incarnation, and in the metaphysical sense of the greater portion of your being and your relationship to the one known as Don. There are for each pilgrim upon the path, as the story just completed by our brothers and sisters of Hatonn just illustrated, a number of challenges which will be faced. The situation in which you now find yourself is one that indeed could have been ended, shall we say, as an incarnational pattern at an earlier time, for your existence for a significant portion of your life has been that afforded by the exercise of will and faith. These qualities are those which each pilgrim attempts to develop and refine, for within your illusion there is not the possibility of achieving perfect action, that is, providing service that is undeniably service and is not mixed with any lesser quality.
Therefore, the exercise of will and faith is most salient, for as you enter your incarnation and proceed through it, you attempt to serve the one Creator, to know the one Creator, to be the one Creator in some fashion. In your attempt to be of service to others, you move within a darkness of knowing in which true knowing does not exist. Therefore, you must in some degree fashion a framework of faith in a larger, broader, deeper, richer, purer reality or else the life in which you move has no meaning. As you fashion this greater reality within your own mind, and attempt in some means or manner to reflect it in your life, this attempt then generates or is generated by, we should say, the exercise of will. You take that which is unknown and you fashion that which is not apparent. You take the illusion, the manifestations in which you move, and in some way attempt to transmute it by your own will and faith into a greater reality.
These are together woven into the fabric of any seeker's journey. They are as the rod and the staff that comfort the seeker in what has been called the valley of the shadow of death. As you find yourself passing through this valley with shadows of death, know that your own shadow is upon that wall as well as are the shadows of all seekers, for to this life, truly one day each shall die. Yet it is not this life that is the great treasure to be clung to with all the effort and fiber of being. Yet it is that which this life can provide, the learning of the Creator, the serving the Creator, the welcoming of those opportunities to do both, the accepting of the outcome of any opportunity, the praise and thanksgiving to the one Creator for being provided such opportunities, and the moving forward with the will and the faith intact to continue the journey.
For as long as you draw breath within this illusion, you have the treasures that this illusion can offer, these being the opportunity to transmute what is mundane to that which is sacred, to take that which has darkness and to shine upon it a light, to look where there might be sorrow and to offer a gladdened heart and hand. Dwell not overlong within those opportunities which you feel were less than adequately met, for you shall fall short in each opportunity. You are limited beings attempting to reflect the limitless. Yet, each opportunity comes as a gift from the one Creator to a portion of Itself that that portion might be nourished and continue upon its path of gathering experience that will glorify the one Creator thereby.
In short, my sister, we say to you, look not just at a portion of your journey; look to its overall length and breadth and attempt to move as the Creator would move through you, that your will might be given over. Even in your despair give it over to the one Creator. Let it be worked upon, and let it return to you as renewed faith and a renewed will to learn and to serve within this illusion that at times seems tedious and endless but when viewed from without is but a short, brilliant burst of opportunity and light.
No, thank you very much.
new speakerL
Yes, Latwii. I have a friend who has recently become enthralled with Christianity and is troubled at the fact that I attend these sessions, viewing my lifestyle as somehow one which endangers my soul in that it doesn't conform to a strict path of adherence of Christianity, his concept being that that is the only path through which people on Earth can hope to achieve whatever it is he believes we're trying to achieve. I'd like to ask for whatever help you can offer, not in helping me dissuade him, because it's his choice, but simply to assist me in explaining to him that—first of all, that the two beliefs are complimentary rather than in opposition, and second, that it's not necessarily the end of the world for a person not to conceive of Christianity as the only route of development. I realize that's a broad order, but anything you'd have to offer for assistance would be appreciated.
I am Latwii, and am aware of your query, my brother. As we look upon the points of view of each of you, we see that each has the opportunity to express the heart of each point of view, and that is to love and to accept that which seems unlovable and unacceptable, for it is seemingly in opposition in some degree, each to the other. Those who seek the, shall we say, holy grail, the ultimate truth of existence, do so upon a certain path. It has been said that this path is straight and that it is narrow. Many take this to mean that there is only one path, and no matter what the belief or what the entity, the entity is likely to believe that it is upon that path that others are not.
Yet we may suggest to you that this statement is a statement of the necessary focus or discipline, if you will, that any seeker must exercise as it travels whatever path it travels to the one Creator. One cannot travel two paths or three or four or more and hope for the efficiency, shall we say, and the degree of utilization of the will that is necessary in order for any seeker with any viewpoint to reach its goal. Therefore, each of you have the opportunity to demonstrate the heart of any path that seeks the one Creator that is at its heart, love.
We find that within the holy work known as the Bible, in a portion of this work authored by the entity known as Paul, in his description of various gifts that would come unto those seekers in the, shall we say, latter days, there is listed a gift that it described as the ability to discern spirits. This suggests that even within this belief known as Christianity, it was known in earlier days that communication with other entities was possible and that there were communications that were of a positive and acceptable nature to those known in those days as Christians.
Indeed, as those entities known to you as Christians move within these latter days, there shall be, and have been already, the expressions of these gifts becoming more widely experienced and this phenomenon shall continue and the points of view shall continue to widen as the heart of love and acceptance within this philosophy is uncovered.
May we answer you further, my brother?
No, that's given me much to go on. I thank you.
I am Latwii, and we thank you, my brother. May we attempt another query at this time?
I am Latwii, and we find that though the queries have been few, there has been a good deal of thought given to each query, and we are honored to be able to focus our humble attention and experience upon these queries. We thank each for presenting these gifts to us and we hope that in some manner our poor responses have been able to point a direction for your own thought.
We at this time shall take our leave of this group and this instrument with the reminder to this instrument that though it is hopeful in a way to be, shall we say, absent and vacant of mind, it might be more helpful to focus more closely upon this contact. We leave you, my friends, in the love and in the light of the one infinite Creator. We are those of Latwii. Adonai. Adonai vasu.


Good Foods Board of Directors constantly strives to increase its outreach to Owners. As a result, the Good Foods Film Series was launched February 2010 . Films and speakers are chosen to stimulate discussion and increase awareness on issues concerning food, health, energy and the environment with an emphasis on social justice. We strive to bring various sectors of our community together to strengthen our cooperative movement. Owners are invited to attend and actively be involved in the planning and film selection meetings.
efforts to create regional food systems enhancing local economies and food security.
Anne Hopkins, General Manager, Good Foods Market & Café.
thousands of non-toxic products and healthier air, water, food and soil.
Craig Lee, Commissioner, Kentucky Industrial Hemp Commission.
David Hadland, President, Kentucky Hemp Growers Cooperative Association.
our faith in humanity, challenges us to believe that it is possible to build a better world.
Director of Environmental Studies Program in the College of Arts and Sciences.
straight into our bodies. What chemicals are going in our body? How did they get there?
knowledge that small changes can generate a massive impact.
Peaceable Kingdom: http://www.peaceablekingdomfilm.org/ January 22, Central Library Theatre, 6-9pm. A riveting story of transformation and healing, Peaceable Kingdom explores the awakening conscience of several people, including Mad Cowboy Howard Lyman, who grew up in the traditional farming culture and who have now come to question the basic assumptions of their way of life. Presented through a woven tapestry of memories, music, and life-altering moments, the film provides insight into the farmers' connections with the animals under their care.
Speakers: Good Foods Owners will lead a discussion after the film.
Food Stamped: http://www.foodstamped.com/ February 26, Central Library Theatre, 6-9pm. Food Stamped is an informative and humorous documentary film following a couple as they attempt to eat a healthy, organic, well-balanced diet on a food stamp budget. Through their adventures they consult with members of U.S. Congress, food justice organizations, nutrition experts, and people living on food stamps to take a deep look at America's broken food system.
Speakers: Jeff Dabbelt, Executive Director of Lexington Farmers Market. Dr. Sherry Robinson, Founder/Director of Grace Now.
Please bring donations for Grace Now's "Food Drive"!
Soul Food Junkie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8Pgpr5EoVM March 26, **Lyric Theatre**, 6:30 – 9:00pm Filmmaker Byron Hurt explores the health advantages and disadvantages of Soul Food, a quintessential American cuisine. Soul Food Junkie explores the history and social significance of soul food to black cultural identity and its effect on African-American health, and the growing food justice movement in its wake.
Speaker: Filmmaker Byron Hurt. Join us after in the Lyric Theatre's reception/banquet area for healthy Soul Food delicacies!
ARISE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1MCAzQMmjE -- April 23, Central Library Theatre, 6-9pm. Narrated by Daryl Hannah, ARISE captures the stories of extraordinary women around the world who are coming together to heal the injustices against the earth. This powerful film weaves together poetry, music, art and stunning scenery to create a hopeful and collective story that inspires us to work for the earth.
GASHOLE: http://www.gasholemovie.com/reviews.html May 28, Central Library Theatre, 6-9pm.
GAS HOLE is an eye-opening documentary about the history of oil prices and sheds light on a secret that the big oil companies don't want you to know – that there are viable and affordable alternatives to petroleum fuel. It also provides a detailed examination of our continued dependence on foreign oil and examines various potential solutions -- starting with claims of buried technology that dramatically improves gas mileage, to navigating bureaucratic governmental roadblocks, to evaluating different alternative fuels that are technologically available now.
Genetic Roulette: http://geneticroulettemovie.com/ June 25, Central Library Theatre, 6:00 – 9:00pm Never-Before-Seen-Evidence points to genetically engineered foods as a major contributor to rising disease rates in the US population, especially among children. Gastrointestinal disorders, allergies, inflammatory diseases, and infertility are just some of the problems implicated in humans, pets, livestock, and lab animals that eat genetically modified soybeans and corn. Monsanto's strong arm tactics, the FDA's fraudulent policies, and how the USDA ignores a growing health emergency are also laid bare. This sometimes shocking film may change your diet, help you protect your family, and accelerate the consumer tipping point against genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Don't miss this film.
In its third year, Good Foods Board Film Series features films and speakers chosen to stimulate discussion and increase awareness on issues concerning food, health, energy, and the environment with an emphasis on social justice. We strive to bring various sectors of our community together to strengthen our cooperative movement.
body? What kind of terror do America's food police inflict on heritage food providers?
This is strong language, but we live in disturbing times. You owe it to your children to empower yourself with the truth about food safety and food choice," said Joel Salatin.
adopting a whole foods, plant-based diet.
Good Foods Board of Directors in partnership with Slow Foods Bluegrass will present YERT.
inspiring movement for change," said Jeff Biggers, author, Huffington Post.
who decides to take a closer look at our cultural love affair with plastics.
important political and environmental issue of the 21st Century – The World Water Crisis.
February: Vanishing of the Bees http://www.vanishingbees.com Honeybees have been mysteriously disappearing across the planet, literally vanishing from their hives. Known as Colony Collapse Disorder, this phenomenon has brought beekeepers to crisis in an industry responsible for producing apples, broccoli, watermelon, onions, cherries and a hundred other fruits and vegetables. Commercial honeybee operations pollinate crops that make up one out of every three bites of food on our tables. Vanishing of the Bees follows commercial beekeepers David Hackenberg and Dave Mendes as they strive to keep their bees healthy and fulfill pollination contracts across the U.S. The film explores the struggles they face as the two friends plead their case on Capitol Hill and travel across the Pacific Ocean in the quest to protect their honeybees. Speaker: Tammy Horn, author Bees in America and Eastern Kentucky University Bee Keeper (partnered with One World Films/two showings/total 800 attendees).
March: FUEL http://thefuelfilm.com FUEL is the in-depth personal journey of filmmaker and eco-evangelist Josh Tickell, who takes us on a hip, fast-paced road trip into America's dependence on foreign oil. Combining a history lesson of the US auto and petroleum industries and interviews with a wide range of policy makers, educators, and activists such as Woody Harrelson, Sheryl Crow, Neil Young and Willie Nelson. Animated by powerful graphics, FUEL looks into our future offering hope via a wide-range of renewable energy and bio-fuels. Winner of the Sundance Audience Award.
Speaker: Dr. Bruce Pratt, Director of CRAFT, Eastern Kentucky University.
April: Burning the Future http://www.burningthefuture.org/show.asp?content_id=14089 Coal in America examines the explosive conflict between the coal industry and residents of West Virginia. Confronted by emerging "clean coal" energy policies, local activists watch a world blind to the devastation caused by coal's extraction. Faced with toxic ground water and the obliteration of 1.4 million acres of mountains, our heroes launch a valiant fight to arouse the nation's help in protecting their mountains, saving their families, and preserving their way of life. Speakers: Fr. John S. Rausch, Catholic Committee of Appalachia; Lane Boldman, Mountaintop Removal Committee Cumberland Chapter, Martin Mudd, Kentucky Mountain Justice.
May: TAPPED http://www.tappedthemovie.com Is access to clean drinking water a basic human right, or a commodity that should be bought and sold like any other article of commerce? From the producers of Who Killed the Electric Car, this documentary is an unflinching examination of the big business of bottled water and a behind-the-scenes look into the unregulated and unseen world of an industry that aims to privatize and sell back one resource that ought never to become a commodity: our water. Speakers: High Bridge Owner/CEO Linda Slagel & CFO Daryl Husovitz.
June: The End Of The Line http://endoftheline.com/film Imagine an ocean without fish. Imagine your meals without seafood. Imagine the global consequences. This is the future if we do not stop, think and act. The End of the Line, the first major feature documentary film revealing the impact of overfishing on our oceans, is filmed across the world – from the Straits of Gibraltar to the coasts of Senegal and Alaska to the Tokyo fish market – featuring top scientists, indigenous fishermen and fisheries enforcement officials, The End of the Line is a wake-up call to the world. Speakers: Jim Tidwell of Aquaculture Research Center & Angela Caporelli, Aquaculture coordinator for Kentucky Department of Agriculture.
July: What's On Your Plate? http://www.whatsonyourplateproject.org/ is a witty and provocative documentary about kids and food politics. Filmed over the course of one year, the film follows two eleven-year-old multi-racial city kids as they explore their place in the food chain. Sadie and Safiyah take a close look at food systems in New York City and its surrounding areas. With the camera as their companion, the girl guides talk to each other, food activists, farmers, new friends, storekeepers, their families, and the viewer, in their quest to understand what's on all of our plates. Speakers: Becca Self, Education Director at Seedleaf, and Gayle Tomkinson, owner of Berries on Bryan Station Farm.
Monsanto's controversial past combines some of the most toxic products ever sold with misleading reports, pressure tactics, collusion, and attempted corruption. They now race to genetically engineer (and patent) the world's food supply, which profoundly threatens our health, environment, and economy. Combining secret documents with first-hand accounts by victims, scientists, and politicians, this widely praised film exposes why Monsanto has become the world's poster child for malignant corporate influence in government and technology.
Speakers: Dr. Michael Goodin, Associate Professor in the University of Kentucky's Plant Pathology Department; Dr. John Walker, Scientist in the University of Kentucky's Biology Department; Robert Reeves, environmental attorney.
February: The Garden From the ashes of the South Central Los Angeles riots arouse a lush 14-acre community garden, the largest of its kind in the United States. Now bulldozers threaten its future. The Garden follows the plight of the farmers, from the tilled soil of this urban farm to the polished marble of City Hall. Mostly immigrants from Latin America, from countries where they feared for their lives if they were to speak out, we watch them organize, fight back, and demand answer (partnered with One World Films at the Kentucky Theatre).
April: Grown In Detroit, http://www.grownindetroitmovie.com The Ferguson Academy for Young Women is an alternative high school located in Detroit, MI. They provide education and resources for pregnant teens, grades 9-12. Many of the teens come from underprivileged backgrounds and are faced with daily challenges that infringe upon their educational opportunities. The Catherine Ferguson Academy strives to provide quality education in order to ensure a bright future for each child. The goal of the principal and teachers at the academy is to prevent the pregnancy cycle from reoccurring in the next generation of infants. Lots used for farming and a barn built by the students lie adjacent to the school. The barn houses a variety of farm animals that the students help care for. Speaker: Asenath Andrews of Catherine Ferguson Academy.
May: Food Matters takes a look at the often overlooked connection between food and our nation's current state of health. With the health-care debate raging, watching this film feels extra-timely and important.
June: Fresh: The Movie is the perfect follow-up screening to Food, Inc. because it shows the flip side—positive change being created by farmers, students, thinkers, and business people in the U.S. today. It'll make you want to get involved, too.
July: DIRT! http://www.dirtthemovie.org Dirt feeds us and gives us shelter. Dirt holds and cleans our water. Dirt heals us and makes us beautiful. Dirt regulates the earth's climate. Dirt is the ultimate natural resource for all life on earth. Yet most humans ignore, abuse, and destroy our most precious living natural resource. Consider the results of such behavior: mass starvation, drought, floods, and global warming, and wars. If we continue on our current path, Dirt might find another use for humans, as compost for future life forms.
August: The Real Dirt of Farmer John The epic tale of a maverick Midwestern farmer. An outcast in his community, Farmer John bravely stands amidst a failing economy, vicious rumors, and violence. By melding the traditions of family farming with the power of art and free expression, this powerful story of transformation and renewal heralds a resurrection of farming in America.
September: The Hemp Revolution, http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/hemp-revolution This documentary explores the Hemp plant's fascinating history, its thousands of uses and its controversial prohibition. Hemp was among the world's largest agricultural crops until the late 1800's. From describing the production of a fiber much more durable and economic than wood, the documentary discusses hemps multilateral uses as e.g. food products, as a non-polluting fuel and as a pharmaceutical product with much less grievous side-effects than chemical pharmaceutical products. Speakers: KY Senator Joey Pendleton, GOP gubernatorial candidate Phil Moffett, Activist Frank Harris.
October: "Black Gold" This documentary tells an unresolved modern version of the age-old David and Goliath story. The giants in this case are multinational corporations that control the worldwide coffee market. The heroic little guy, Tadesse Meskela, represents the Oromia Coffee Farmers Co-op Union, which encompasses 74 co-ops in southern Ethiopia. That country, the birthplace of coffee, produces some of the highest-quality beans in the world. Speakers: Good Foods General Manager Anne Hopkins and fair trade activist Kim Browning.
November: Deep Down, http://deepdownfilm.org Deep in the Appalachian mountains of eastern Kentucky, where coal is king, Beverly May and Terry Ratliff find themselves at the center of a contentious community battle over a proposed mountaintop removal coal mine (partnered with KET).
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Rubber Factory is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by Jordan Sullivan. The Sun at Night consists of images printed on translucent silk which extends the dialogue on landscape photography by tying the visual experience of a place with the physicality of the viewing experience. In a visual culture where landscapes are almost banal in their multiplicity and endangered in their existing form, Jordan seeks to preserve his personal experience of landscape. The camera operator as container of experience is manifest in the The Sun at Night as the photographic lens is subverted from a tool of accuracy to a recorder of transient shifts in light as the sun sets. In planning the exhibit, the idea of an installation where it was impossible not to touch the works became a touchstone for recreating the experience of time and space within the landscape. The works respond to the movement and touch of the viewer, reanimating the landscape and creating a bridge between Jordan's explorations with the art context of the gallery space.


Leap Motion, the San Francisco-based start-up that makes impressive gesture-control technology for computers, has secured $30 million in funding. The Series B round was led by existing investor Founders Fund, as well as Highland Capital Partners.
The Leap Motion sensor, positioned in front of a MacBook.
The San Francisco-based start-up has also just announced a partnership with Asus to distribute Leap's technology with some Asus notebooks and PCs, following Leap's retail launch in the first quarter of this year.
The Leap is a tiny, three-inch sensor device that's placed in front of the computer keyboard to track gestures and reflect the movements onscreen. As I've written before, Leap acts sort of like a super-precise Kinect, where the user's fingers act as controls; waving them just a few inches in front of the screen allows the user to input, create, shape or play.
Last fall Leap, which was co-founded by Michael Buckwald and David Holz, and has recently hired former Apple exec Andy Miller as president, announced plans for an app store where Leap users can purchase and download apps. In December, the company shipped 10,000 developer kits to spur the creation of these apps.
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Scottish law firm Blackadders has continued its expansion in the west of Scotland by recruiting an experienced commercial property adviser to its Glasgow base.
John McKie, who will join Blackadders as a partner on December 5th, is the latest addition to the firm's presence in Scotland's largest city.
John was previously a senior associate in DWF's commercial property team in Edinburgh, having been with the firm (formerly called Biggart Baillie) since 2006.
Dual-qualified as a solicitor in Scotland and England/Wales, John has significant experience in advising on all real estate matters, in particular investment acquisitions, secured lending, freehold and leasehold sales and acquisitions as well as commercial leasing.
With the arrival of Mr McKie Blackadders now has 27 partners and over 260 staff across the country.
The firm acquired well-known Glasgow law practice Boyle Shaughnessy in April 2016, in addition to opening offices in Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Perth. In September 2016 it appointed Stephanie Carr, an accredited specialist in Insolvency Law, to lead its Glasgow office.
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The total number of 2012 accidents involving newly-licensed Massachusetts teen-age drivers has dropped in half since 2006. The accident rate per 10,000 teen age drivers has also dropped, from 1,872 to 1,263. The confusion arises from speculation about the reasons. There are less teen accidents AND less teen drivers.
More than 100 studies since the 1980s document that we read differently on screens than we do on paper. Currently 20% of books sold to the general public are e-books. Even though a one-year-old girl playing with an iPad by sweeping screens across with her finger repeats those same gestures when presented with a magazine, "A Magazine Is an iPad That Does Not Work".
It ain't just screen time that should get the bad rap, it's the content.
The appearance of voice activated texting (Siri and Vlingo) was heralded as a step up in safety for drivers who text. WRONG! A study by the Texas A&M Transportation Institute studied drivers in a closed course who were either 1) texting by hand, 2) texting by voice, or 3) not texting at all. Drivers who were texting, regardless of the method, took twice as long to react. Also, both texting methods reduced the time the drivers were watching the road.
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Blaise Diagne (ur. 13 października 1872 na wyspie Gorée, zm. 11 maja 1934 w Cambo-les-Bains) - senegalski polityk, pierwszy czarnoskóry wybrany do francuskiego Zgromadzenia Narodowego, burmistrz Dakaru. Ukończył studia we Francji. W 1914 został po raz pierwszy wybrany do Zgromadzenia Narodowego, jako przedstawiciel Senegalu, wówczas kolonii francuskiej. W 1916 doprowadził do przyjęcia przez francuski parlament ustawy dającej pełne obywatelstwo francuskie mieszkańcom czterech gmin Senegalu: Dakaru, Gorée, Saint Louis i Rufisque. Podczas pierwszej wojny światowej z powodzeniem zajmował się rekrutacją ochotników z francuskich kolonii, walczących po stronie Francji na froncie zachodnim. W latach 1918-1920 pełnił funkcję Sekretarza Generalnego w Ministerstwie do spraw Kolonii, nadzorował personel wojskowy w koloniach oraz robotników z francuskich posiadłości w Afryce. W tym okresie reprezentował Francję w Międzynarodowej Organizacji Pracy. Oprócz tego w latach 1920-1934 zajmował stanowisko burmistrza Dakaru.

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Don't mention the B-word, but SMEs have a dilemma: Buy, lease or outsource warehouses?
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AFTER A QUICK Google search, you would be forgiven for assuming that the Irish and Dublin industrial property market is booming.
There is an insatiable appetite for industrial investments, particularly from institutional investors, but this is only for absolute grade A shiny nailed on investments with 10-plus-year income to a top-class covenant. This is your pension money looking for a home.
In other smaller industrial investments on offer, there is good demand from private investors preferring to purchase industrial, rather than retail or residential investments, as it is more straightforward and easier to manage.
The occupier market, however, is a different story. Of vacant industrial space that is on the market, either for sale or let, has seen record take up at times over the past five years.
However, there has been a significant reduction in the third quarter, which is mainly related to lack of supply and uncertainty.
Major change
Within this market, we see a fundamental change in warehouse space and where the demand is coming from.
The owner-occupier market is very active up to the €1 million price bracket, where companies that have some cash can easily purchase premises with bank funding to allow their business to grow, open new branches and take on new contracts.
It is all the more active due to the large increase in rents during this time and the fact that many five-year leases that were taken in 2014 are coming up for renewal or rent review.
A lot of tenants find themselves in the position where their rent is doubling from 2014 rates to 2019 market rent. If they do their sums, their repayments on a mortgage could be less per month.
This is where we see the trend of lease renewals and rent review negotiations turning into sales, despite the recent government increase in stamp duty from 6% to 7.5% on commercial property transactions.
Subdued demand
The mid-range bracket, of 1,500 to 2,500 square meters, has been surprisingly subdued, particularly when it comes to purchases, over the past few years.
We believe this is due to the potential purchasers being cautious in borrowing money and preferring to lease. The larger the industrial building, the easier it has been to let.
This is borne out by the new units that have been constructed and occupied since 2016. The majority of these deals have been to lease and the average size has been 5,000 square meters.
Many small- to medium-sized companies are faced with a decision to make. Do they borrow a considerable amount of money to invest in new premises to purchase, take on a long-term commitment to lease, or outsource warehousing and distribution to a third party and stay put?
This decision is what has fuelled the larger size demand in the market from third-party logistics providers. It looks like this is a fundamental shift.
When businesses make a decision not to grow by investing in new buildings, the demand for larger industrial premises comes from the logistics providers such as DHL, Primeline and Kuehne & Nagel.
From the developers' and builders' point of view, the rising cost of construction and increased energy ratings requirements and certification of the building materials makes building industrial units below 1,000 square meters expensive and the prices or rents required are not available in the market.
The economies of scale can only be generated by building larger buildings.
Events across the Irish sea
So far, we have managed not to mention the B-word, as we all hope that the thought of it is worse than the actuality.
Regardless, goods still have to come in and out of the country and the main shipping lines are already using more direct sailings from the continent. This was already a trend and the current situation will only bring this on more.
Dublin Port is implementing a master plan for both the existing port area and the development of Dublin Inland Port.
The re-allocation of space and more efficient use of the lands will see some non-core port uses move outside the traditional port area. This is already a global trend seen in other European countries, China and the US.
This provides an excellent opportunity for investors and developers adjacent to the inland port.
The new agreement between the UK and EU will see the UK leaving the EU customs union. There will be a legal, but not hard, customs border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
In practice, the customs border will be between Britain and the island of Ireland, with goods being checked at "points of entry" in Northern Ireland. Tax will get paid on these goods and they can then be transported into the Republic of if they stay in Northern Ireland there may be a tax rebate.
There will still be freedom of movement of individuals and personal goods. It is the tax on shipping goods into the Republic from the UK and back to the UK that could make many products produced here in the Republic uncompetitive in the UK market.
That is the single biggest issue facing the manufacturing and food industries in Ireland, making it almost a requirement for manufacturers in the Republic that need to source their materials in the EU to ship straight to the Republic.
This could lead to a considerable increase of goods going through Rosslare Port. One way or another, demand will continue for larger warehouse space and with increasing emphasis on space close to the main ports of Dublin, Cork and Rosslare.
Cathal Daughton is the director of the industrial agency at Lisney.
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Ideally for Easter 2023, we are looking to appoint an inspirational and innovative English Teacher. You will teach across the ability range at KS3 and KS4, with the opportunity to teach at KS5 for an appropriate candidate. The ability to teach Media would also be an advantage; Media is popular at both KS4 and KS5. The successful candidate will be motivated, creative and resilient, possessing both the skills to deliver high quality teaching and learning and the drive to ensure successful outcomes are reached by all our students. There may also be the opportunity to teach Media, which is a popular subject at both key stage 4 and key stage 5.
Recently designated by Ofsted as "Good" in all categories, TLA is a large academy which will continue to grow; our September 2023 intake will be the largest ever. We are proud to be part of the Woodard Academies Trust which has a distinctive core ethos supporting the development of both staff and students. The group motto: 'opening minds, raising expectations, transforming lives' is at the heart of everything we do and reflects our ambitions for all our students. You will have opportunities to make a significant contribution to both the academic progress and the wellbeing of our students.
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The Littlehampton Academy, part of the Woodard Academies Trust, is an improving 11-19 Academy serving the local community of Littlehampton and the surrounding area. The Academy (TLA) boasts excellent facilities, having moved into our state of the art new building in 2012. Littlehampton is on the coast of central southern England between Brighton and Chichester. It has hundreds of square miles of countryside, over half of which are Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, vibrant and varied cities and towns. It has award-winning Blue Flag sandy beaches that have attracted family visitors for generations, while the River Arun and the harbour provide an exciting range of recreational water activities. The Littlehampton Academy ethos reflects our deep commitment to delivering an outstanding education to the students we teach. We prioritise inclusion, value individuals and excel in delivering pastoral care and personalised learning paths for our students. Our aim is to offer students not only a first-class education, but also to teach them real-life skills that will provide lifelong benefits.
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Iran President introduces four proposed ministers to Majlis
IRNA – Iranian President Hassan Rouhani introduced four proposed ministers for Economy; Industry, Mine, and Trade; Roads and Urban Development; and cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare to the Majlis for confidence vote, said a member of Majlis Presiding Board.
"President Rouhani has proposed Mohammad Eslami as the Minister of Roads and Urban Development, and Farhad Dezhpasand as the Minister of Economy, in a letter to the Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani," said the lawmaker Asadollah Abbasi on the sidelines of Majlis' open session on Sunday.
"The president has also proposed Mohammad Shariatmadari as the Minister of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare, and Reza Rahmani as the Minister of Industry, Mine, and Trade," He added.
Former Minister of Roads Abbas Akhoundi and former Minister of Industry Mohammad Shariatmadari submitted their resignations on Saturday which were accepted by President Rouhani.
Mohammad Eslami is the current caretaker of Ministry of Road and Urban Development, and Reza Rahmani was appointed the caretaker of the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade on Saturday.
Anoushirvan Bandpey was previously appointed as the caretaker of the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare by Rouhani in August.
Rahmatollah Akrami is the incumbent caretaker of the Ministry of Eonomy.
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There is really nothing that can be added to all the accolades that have shared about this amazing woman. She was so much more than just a singer. But that was what she did better than just about anyone. So it wasn't a complete surprise to see this quote from her, "I will always be singing somewhere." Those are some lucky angels today.
Rest in sweet peace Aretha.


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It was the slow cure Terry. Thanks for the tip.
It's the 2nd coat that's going on the insideof the cockpit and fore & aft sections. I can see 2nd coating the cockpit where I have glassed but wonder about the fore and aft compartments. Do they really need a 2nd coat?


For too long we the general public have been told by "experts" that economics is too complex for us to understand. However, the essentials of economics are not too complex for the average person. We are confused because not only have we not been taught the essential secrets and (shocking) realities of our system that elites know so well and use to their advantage every day, but we the public have been deliberately misled by decades of deliberate deception that complexify and obfuscate what are in fact straightforward economic concepts and realities.
The deliberate deception of the general public, combined with our current tepid economic "recovery," stagnant wages, massive income inequality, and the way that elites are using vast amounts of money to corrupt our political system - are all converging to increasingly disillusion the vast majority of us, who are hungry to understand the truth about our economy and to discover how to actually create a prosperous, sustainable world.
The time has come for every citizen to understand the basic foundations of lasting economic well-being, which are surprisingly simple, straightforward - and empowering - when infused with the light of history and cross-cultural wisdom, overthrowing the bewildering legacy of decades of self-serving economic theories, petty political ideologies, and outright lies.
The New Economy Academy offers courses and "Cutting Edge Conversations" designed to explore the deep, important questions that matter to the working people of our world; the 99%. Our goal is to support the public, activists, politicians, and bankers to discover how to create a truly prosperous economy, and to inspire decisive actions toward this end. We are not a "think tank" - we are an advocacy Academy devoted to action, and are unabashed about the urgent need for change.
How is our money created? What are the resulting implications for our economy and culture? Is it true that many of the greatest U.S. presidents argued vehemently against private money creation? If so, why is this hidden history such a secret?
Is it true that Benjamin Franklin claimed that one of the primary reasons for the Revolutionary War was the interference by England in the U.S. colonies' very successful scrip currencies? If so, why has this fact been left out of the history books?
Is continued economic growth mathematically compatible with the finite resources of Earth? Does our debt-based monetary system mandate unsustainable growth? How has the environmental movement overlooked this fundamental issue?
Are there historical examples of sustained economic prosperity, as opposed to the boom/bust cycles we are familiar with? If so, what can we learn from them? Has there ever been a sustainable economy where money to accomplish the work and projects needed was not in short supply?
Interest charges make up perhaps 40% of the price of the goods we buy today. Is there a way to reduce or eliminate this interest load on our economy?
What are the successful precedents of public-interest banking today and throughout history, in the U.S. and abroad? What are the historical benefits of public banks for society? And does public banking support or compete with regional community banks?
What lessons can we learn from the last few years of public bank initiatives at the state level, to get more public banks on the ground?
How has Iceland's response to their recession/collapse of sending bankers and politicians to jail and reforming their banking system turned out, and what can we learn from their approach?
It is becoming almost a truism to say that fiat currency is always doomed to fail in time. However, is it possible that the deciding factor in the success or failure of fiat currency is: who issues the currency? That is: is it issued privately at interest, or publicly as debt-free money?
Should money really be a commodity, like oil, gold, and wheat as it is today? Should we bring back the gold standard? What would be the benefits of making money a public utility?
What have we learned from the last century of private central reserve banking in the U.S., and how can we transform our banking system to create more abundant and broadly shared wealth?
Should corporations have the rights of people without the responsibilities and accountability?
Do economic ideologies tend to merely justify the existing economic order to the masses?
What are CAFRs, and do they, as some suggest, represent potentially trillions of dollars in untapped wealth that is being kept from public awareness, and public use?
What is the history of debt and interest? How did periodic jubilees of debt forgiveness play a role in social renewal and society's evolution? What do we have to learn from this monetary history?
Why was Jesus so enraged by the money-changers of his day? Are there teachings about money and wealth from Jesus, the Bible, and other sacred texts that can inform our own society today?
What are other strategies to bring credit and capital to Main Street besides public banks, and how can we take advantage of them?
Do digital currencies like Bitcoin offer opportunities to create real wealth and sustainable prosperity?
The Occupy movement drew unprecedented attention to the massive gap in wealth between the 99% and the 1% in our society. Is this wealth disparity in effect designed into and demanded by our current monetary and banking system?
In the Basque region of Spain is the Mondragon region which features a very sophisticated system of worker cooperatives, partnership banks, and trade schools that represent a vibrant model of sustained prosperity. Neither capitalist or socialist, what can we learn from this model today?
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Microsoft launches Office 365, its Google Apps killer
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Microsoft caught up with the present today with the launch of Office 365, a suite of its well-known Office software tailored for the cloud.
Office 365 is an online-based service that shares similarities to Google Apps and Zoho, and it lets people collaborate on documents, spreadsheets and e-mail using a combination of subscription desktop software and web apps. Microsoft's popular applications like Word, Excel, Exchange, and PowerPoint will now be able to be licensed month-to-month with an online version.
Pricing starts at $6 per user per month for small businesses. The cost for medium to enterprise-size businesses ranges from $10 to $27 per user per month. This is considerably more than competitor Google Apps, which is $5 per user per month no matter how big the company.
A lot of the cloud-based tools available in Office 365 were previously available under the less-friendly name Business Productivity Online Suite. 365 improves on those tools by updating Exchange Online and SharePoint Online to include the features of the 2010 desktop version whereas BPOS had its software bits based on the 2007 versions.
The online services that 365 specifically offers are Office Professional Plus, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Lync Online, and Office Web Apps. The set of Web Apps are slightly slimmed down versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote that are accessible through a web browser.
Google's similar Google Apps suite of cloud-based programs offers online e-mail, documents, spreadsheets, and more. Yesterday, Google Apps Product Manager Shan Sinha made the case on a company blog that Apps was a better overall product. Sinha's main issues with 365 were that it wasn't built for teams, it costs more, it only focuses on Windows-based platforms, and it has too much dependence on desktop software rather than being 100 percent in the cloud.
Each suite of apps has its own strengths. Google has an edge on price and the ability to work on all platforms, but Microsoft has the edge on familiarity and deep features like Excel formulas and macros. It will be fascinating to see what sort of adoption rate we see in the next year between the two services as more businesses invest in cloud-based systems and software.
Are you interested in checking out Office 365? Would you consider moving from Google Apps to try 365?


Veteran art dealer Danjou Anderson has started a new gallery with a blank canvas.
Mr Anderson transformed an old shirt embroidery store into a sleek modern gallery to showcase the best of Bermudian artists — both traditional and modern.
Mr Anderson, who formerly ran the Windjammer 3 gallery at Bluck's on Front Street, opened his Gallery One Seventeen further along Front Street last week.
Mr Anderson said he planned a mix of traditional Bermuda landscapes and seascapes from respected artists like Sheilagh Head, Jill Raine and marine specialist Stephen Card.
But the gallery also is home to more modernist and expressionist work from painters like Charles Zuill and Christina Hutchings.
The gallery can also arrange commissioned work from its stable of artists.
Mr Anderson said: "We don't want to be put in a traditional box, just selling en plein air landscapes.
"I'm interested in expressionism and modernism, which suits younger collectors.
Mr Anderson, also an accomplished actor who studied in New York, started his career in art more than 25 years ago, beginning at the former Heritage House gallery in the framing department, rising to gallery director in the 1990s.
Mr Anderson added that the recession saw international business shut up shop in Bermuda, cutting the market for art for corporate settings, but that the economy showed signs of improvement.


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Q: output different elements from two arrays I am trying to output different elements from two arrays. So if i have an array A: {9, 0, 1} and B is {0, 8, 1}, I need to output an element which included in the first set, but are not included in the second :9 Can not think how I should compare all elements from the first array with the second one.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main()
{
    int a[10],b[10],c,n,i,j;

    printf("enter a number: ");
    scanf("%d",&n);
    for(i=0;i<n;i++){
    printf("Enter a[%d]: ",i+1);
    scanf("%d",&a[i]);
    }
    printf("\n");
    for(j=0;j<n;j++){
    printf("Enter b[%d]: ",j+1);
    scanf("%d",&b[j]);
    }

    for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
            printf("%d ", a[i]); }

            printf("\n");

    for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
            printf("%d ", b[i]); }
            printf("\n");

return 0;
}

I'd like to show my thoughts but i think it's stupid:
 for(i=0;i<n;i++){
        for(j=0;j<n;j++){
            if(a[i]!= b[j]){
                c=a[i];
            }
        }
    printf("%d ",c);
    }

A: This can be easily solved using Binary search. Follow the simple steps.
Step 1: Sort the second array.
Step 2: For each element of the first array, binary search it in the second array, if its not present , print it, otherwise dont.
The time complexity is O(m log n), where m is length of first array and n is length of second array.

A: If you want a more efficient solution, as suggested by @Sumeet Singh, you can sort the second array with qsort, then  find similar elements from the first array with bsearch(binary search).
Your current solution is O(N^2) time, which will be very slow with large n, but you can achieve more efficiency with this approach.
Here is some code I wrote up with demonstrates this:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#define NNUMBERS 10

void get_array_input(int array1[], int array2[], size_t *n);
void search_elements(int array1[], int array2[], size_t n);
void print_arrays(int array[], size_t n);
int cmp_func(const void *a, const void *b);

int main(void) {
    int array1[NNUMBERS], array2[NNUMBERS];
    size_t n;

    /* input from user */
    get_array_input(array1, array2, &n);

    printf("\nFirst array: ");
    print_arrays(array1, n);

    printf("\nSecond array: ");
    print_arrays(array2, n);

    /* sorting the second array */
    qsort(array2, n, sizeof(*array2), cmp_func);

    printf("\nSorted Second array: ");
    print_arrays(array2, n);

    /* the search begins */
    search_elements(array1, array2, n);

    return 0;
}

void get_array_input(int array1[], int array2[], size_t *n) {
    size_t i;

    printf("Enter n: ");
    if (scanf("%zu", n) != 1) {
        printf("Invalid n value.\n");
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    }

    for (i = 0; i < *n; i++) {
        printf("Enter array1[%zu]: ", i);
        if (scanf("%d", &array1[i]) != 1) {
            printf("Invalud array value.\n");
            exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
        }
    }

    for (i = 0; i < *n; i++) {
        printf("Enter array2[%zu]: ", i);
        if (scanf("%d", &array2[i]) != 1) {
            printf("Invalud array value.\n");
            exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
        }
    }
}

void search_elements(int array1[], int array2[], size_t n) {
    size_t i;
    void *key;

    printf("\nElements in first array which are not in second array: ");
    for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
        key = bsearch(&array1[i], array2, n, sizeof(*array2), cmp_func);
        if (!key) {
            printf("%d ", array1[i]); /* not found, so print it */
        }
    }
    printf("\n");
}

void print_arrays(int array[], size_t n) {
    size_t i;

    for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
        printf("%d ", array[i]);
    }
    printf("\n");
}

/* cmp function needed for qsort and bsearch */
/* many ways to write these */
int cmp_func(const void *a, const void *b) {
    const int *num1 = (const int *)a;
    const int *num2 = (const int *)b;

    if (*num1 > *num2) {
        return +1;
    } else if (*num1 < *num2) {
        return -1;
    }
    return 0;
}

Input:
Enter n: 3
Enter array1[0]: 9
Enter array1[1]: 0
Enter array1[2]: 1
Enter array2[0]: 0
Enter array2[1]: 8
Enter array2[2]: 1

Output:
First array: 9 0 1

Second array: 0 8 1

Sorted Second array: 0 1 8

Elements in first array which are not in second array: 9

A: You are on the right path. You are taking each value from the first array and comparing to each value in the second.
What you need to do now is to only print a[i] if there isn't any b[j] such that they are the same. The easiest  way is to set a flag (say, unique=1). You can give this flag any name you find suitable, but in this case I'm thinking it says that the number a[i] is "unique" to the array a. So in this case you start with the premise that, yes, you won't find a[i] in the arrayb, and then you try to disprove your assumption. If at any time of you search you find an instance of a[i] == b[j], then your premise was wrong, so you set unique=0.
After you have compared this a[i] against all elements in b, you review your flag. And you print the appropriate message depending on whether you found this element in b or not.
Note that this assumes that the same value doesn't appear twice in a.

A: I have edited your code a little bit and this code gives you desired output:
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void){
        int a[10],b[10],c,n,i,j;
        int counter=0;
        printf("enter a number: ");
        scanf("%d",&n);
        for(i=0;i<n;i++){
                printf("Enter a[%d]: \n",i+1);
                scanf("%d",&a[i]);
        }
        printf("\n");
        for(j=0;j<n;j++){
                printf("Enter b[%d]: \n",j+1);
                scanf("%d",&b[j]);
        }
        for(i=0;i<n;i++){
                counter=0;
                for(j=0;j<n;j++){
                        if(a[i]!=b[j]){
                                counter++;
                        }
                }
                if(counter == n){
                        printf("%d ",a[i]);
                }
        }
        return 0;
}

Let's explain this code a little bit:
In the last nested for loop, outer loop takes one element from array a. Inner loop gets every element of array b in order to compare it to taken element from array a. If none of the elements of array b is equal to a's taken element, counter will be equal to n(array size). Then we can print this element taken from a(it means there is no match between this taken element and array b's all of elements.


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Real Leaders: Chobani's CEO Boosts Employee Happiness
In an appeal to corporate leaders worldwide, Chobani founder Hamdi Ulukaya calls for an end to the business playbook of the past — and shares his vision for a new, "anti-CEO playbook" that prioritizes people over profits. "This is the difference between profit and true wealth," he says.
Given that there is no such thing as work-life balance, because work and life are inextricably intertwined, it makes sense that companies are starting to pay closer attention to their employees' happiness and well-being.
This means more than offering an array of snacks and drinks in the shared kitchen of a workspace — it means fostering happiness among a staff who feels truly seen and heard by a company's leadership. This is something that Hamdi Ulukaya, the CEO of Chobani, understands well. "For me, the success of a company, the number one sign is the happiness of employees," he explains in a recent TED video.
But how exactly does that happen? What can managers and employees at all levels do to boost the success and happiness of the staff and in turn, the company? Here are three ideas from Ulukaya:
Don't lead from a distance
Arguably, one of the greatest benefits of social media is that it has acted in some ways as an equalizer — giving the average person access (at least in theory) to some of the most powerful people in the world. This includes CEOs of companies, who now are visible public figures. But according to Ulukaya, company heads shouldn't lead from a distance: they should get in the trenches in order to truly understand their employees, and what helps them thrive.
"Being shoulder-to-shoulder and seeing people, working with them, understanding their conditions, and understanding how they feel about the company, how they feel about the work, how the communities react to it is also very much tied to the success of the business," he says
Invest in your employees
In a recent TED talk, Ulukaya, who is Kurdish and originally from Turkey, urged companies to adopt the "anti-CEO playbook," starting with practicing gratitude, noting that "business should take care of their employees first." And he's not talking about lip-service, ceremonial gratitude in which a leader makes empty statements about being thankful for his or her employees — he's referring to implementing actual policies that demonstrate the employee's value. For example, in 2016, Chobani offered employees shares in the company, not only to make them official stakeholders (and shareholders), but also to ensure that they profit when the company does.
"This notion of doing things by your employees — and making sure they have the conditions for themselves and for their families and for their communities — it's not an expense. It's an investment in your own company, in your own people, in your own dream. Every time you invest in your people, the return is 100 times greater than the expenses," he said.
Include the community
Yes, fostering a sense of community among employees is a crucial part of happiness at work, but beyond doing that, Ulukaya also sees the importance of incorporating the local community. In his TED talk, he espouses a JFK-inspired relationship between corporations and communities, where successful corporations don't ask communities what they can do for the company, but rather what the company can do for the community. Ulukaya says that businesses should approach struggling communities and ask about their needs and how they can help. For example, before opening a Chobani plant in Idaho, Ulukaya met with the local community, learned what would benefit them, and then created training and educational opportunities at the plant.
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Northern Ireland bishops suspend public Mass for 'Common Good'
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A man wearing a face covering walks past graffiti on the Lower Newtownards Road in Belfast with a message reading 'Wear a mask, it hasn't gone away you know' Friday, Jan. 1, 2021. (Credit: Liam McBurney/PA via AP.)
Northern Ireland's bishops say they "support the unequivocal message" from health officials that public gathering should be minimized due the COVID-19 pandemic and are suspending public celebrations of the Mass for at least one month.
LEICESTER, United Kingdom – Northern Ireland's bishops say they "support the unequivocal message" from health officials that public gathering should be minimized due the COVID-19 pandemic and are suspending public celebrations of the Mass for at least one month.
"Following further briefing today by the Chief Medical Officer and the Chief Scientific Officer, and in consultation with The Executive Office, we are very concerned at the current serious public health position in which Northern Ireland finds itself: With the extremely high level of transmission of the Covid-19 virus; the continuing escalation of numbers in hospital and intensive care; the number of associated deaths; and, the increasingly unsustainable pressure on our healthcare staff. The clear message from health officials is that this situation is going to worsen significantly over the coming weeks," the bishops said in a Jan. 7 statement.
The Catholic Church was joined by the Church of Ireland, Presbyterian Church, and Methodist Church in making the move. Almost all denominations in Ireland cover the entire island, and public worship has been legally suspended in the Republic of Ireland due to the upsurge in COVID-19 cases.
England and Scotland entered into lockdown on Monday night, with England allowing public worship, but Scotland closing churches except for online services, funerals, and small weddings.
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The Northern Ireland bishops said they "recognize the efforts of so many in our parishes who have been working to ensure that our gatherings for public worship are as safe as possible and we welcome the continuing engagement between the faith communities and the NI Executive which has led to consensus between us on the importance of people being able to gather in person for worship."
"At this time, however, we acknowledge and support the unequivocal message from public health authorities that the movement and gathering of people should be minimized and that as many people as possible stay at home for the sake of health, life and the Common Good," the statement continued.
Public liturgies will be discontinued from midnight on Jan. 7 until Feb. 6, although the bishops said this would be reviewed in late January.
During this period, marriages, funerals, and baptisms will be allowed. The bishops also said drive-in services could take place, subject to local regulations.
"We encourage parishes, where possible, to continue to broadcast the celebration of Mass – and other devotions and prayer services – online and on other media, knowing that faith and prayer can be a tremendous support to individuals and society during these difficult times," the bishops said.
"We make this decision reluctantly, conscious that not being able to gather for public worship can cause pain for all the faithful, but in the hope that this limited period of sacrifice will be for the protection of life and health and for the greater good of all," the statement continued.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday he hoped that the top priority groups – including frontline medical personnel, care home residents, over 70s, and those "extremely" vulnerable to COVID-19 – would be vaccinated by mid-February.
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Irish bishops 'fully support' authorities after government suspends public worship
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Hacker reports Vulnerability in Mr. Robot Season 2 Website
May 12, 2016Swati Khandelwal
Mr. Robot was the biggest 'Hacking Drama' television show of 2015 and its second season will return to American TV screens on Wednesday 13th of July 2016.
However, the new promotional website for season two of Mr. Robot has recently patched a security flaw that could have easily allowed a hacker to target millions of fans of the show.
A White Hat hacker going by the alias Zemnmez discovered a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in Mr. Robot website on Tuesday, the same day Mr. Robot launched a promo for its second series.
The second season of the television show had already received praise from both critics and viewers for its relatively accurate portrayal of cyber security and hacking, something other cyber crime movies and shows have failed at badly.
The new series also features a surprising yet welcome guest: President Barack Obama, who is giving a speech about a cyber threat faced by the nation.
The flaw Zemnmez discovered on the show's website could have given him the ability to perform many malicious tasks, but being a white hat, the hacker responsibly reported the XSS flaw to Sam Esmail, the creator of Mr. Robot series, Forbes reported.
USA Network's owner NBC Universal confirmed that the website was patched late Tuesday night, hours after Zemnmez reported the flaw.
According to Zemnmez, the flaw could allow an attacker to inject malicious Javascript to steal user information, including Facebook data that Mr. Robot website visitors enter to participate in its quiz.
"A threat actor with XSS on whoismrrobot.com could [have used] the XSS to inject Javascript, which inherits the ability to read Facebook information from the fsociety game," Zemnmez told Forbes. "This could be done mostly silently if correctly engineered with a short popup window."
Also, the flaw could also be exploited using some simple social engineering technique like phishing to get site victims to click on a malicious link that executes the Javascript code, enabling attackers to steal Facebook user's real name, email address, photos and pictures they are tagged in, Zemnmez added.
Hacking is not always easy to explain on TV, but Mr. Robot is a smart and compelling show that accurately portrays the hacking culture and what hackers are really like.
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MOSCOW, Idaho — Nov. 6, 2018 — Kate Skinner, jazz instructor in the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton School of Music, and Josh Skinner, manager of the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, are marking the release of their newest duo album, "Skinny Squared," with a live concert from 8-10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, at Bucer's Coffeehouse Pub, 201 S. Main St. in downtown Moscow.
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More information about the Lionel Hampton School of Music is available at uidaho.edu/class/music. More information on the album is available at kateskinner.com.


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