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"The Paris Agreement for the climate is accepted"
- Paris Climate Conference/Paris Agreement – Statements by M. Laurent Fabius, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Development, President of the Paris Climate Conference (excerpts)
- Paris Climate Conference/Paris Agreement – Closing speech by M. François Hollande, President of the Republic
- Paris Climate Conference/Paris Agreement – Speech by M. Laurent Fabius, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Development, President of the Paris Climate Conference
Paris Climate Conference/Paris Agreement – Statements by M. Laurent Fabius, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Development, President of the Paris Climate Conference (excerpts)
Le Bourget, 12 December 2015
Plenary session of COP21
Ladies and gentlemen,
Dear friends,
Dear colleagues,
We're now going to enter the final phase of our conference.
The third session of the 21st Conference of the Parties is now open. The committee has handed to the COP, for adoption, the draft we've just been talking about. This document contains a draft decision and an annex including the draft Paris Agreement. We must mention two points of a technical nature which I already talked about earlier, during our last session of the Paris Committee.
first of all, the Paris Committee agreed to advise the COP to make changes to the draft Paris Agreement, based on the work of the group of experts tasked with legal and linguistic verification;
secondly, certain errors were pointed out and corrected, as the Secretariat indicated to us; so the Executive Secretary will remind us of those corrections.
I now invite the COP to adopt the draft decision entitled "Paris Agreement" which features in the document.
I'm looking at the hall, I can see the reaction is positive and I hear no objection. The Paris Agreement for the climate is accepted.
I'm being reminded that I have to strike the gavel. It's a small gavel, but I think it can do great things./.
Paris Climate Conference/Paris Agreement – Closing speech by M. François Hollande, President of the Republic
Le Bourget, 12 December 2015
Secretary-General of the United Nations, cher Ban Ki-moon,
I know how tirelessly you have worked these past few months to enable us to meet here, in Paris, with the possibility of reaching an agreement.
President of the Conference, cher Laurent Fabius,
Throughout the last few months – and even more so in the last few days – you have played a key role in bringing viewpoints together and reconciling what sometimes seemed irreconcilable. But that is the very meaning of a universal agreement.
Executive Secretary,
I know that you have also made sure that the delegates could fully play their part, because you are so committed to the wonderful idea that the international community can take action.
You have worked extremely hard and I want to thank you on behalf of France for the discussions you have held here in Paris, day and night, and sometimes more night than day, to seek the agreement that had not yet been reached.
All these efforts must reach their conclusion, for what was the point of this shared time, these many initiatives, this global determination, and this work, if not to reach a universal, binding, differentiated agreement?
We are now at a critical moment, facing the only real question, which only you can answer. Do we want an agreement? This agreement which could not be reached in Copenhagen; this deadlock which, for years, was a huge disappointment for all those who wanted a future for our planet; this deadlock which called into question the ability of the international community to take action. Well, thanks to the progress that you have managed to accomplish in the last few months and especially the last few days, you and you alone have the answer!
We need to take the final step, the decisive step that will allow us to reach our goal. The text that has been prepared and submitted to you is both ambitious and realistic. It reconciles responsibility, especially that of the richest countries, with differentiation. It grants the most vulnerable and developing countries the means that have been promised. It establishes review mechanisms that are essential for the credibility of the agreement. This text will be, with your approval, the first universal agreement in the history of climate negotiations.
You are going to make a choice, a choice for your country, for your continent, but also for the world. It will be a major step for humanity. That is why, at this stage of the negotiations, at this final stage of the conference, I wanted to be here with you. For I am responsible – like you – for the mandate that was given by the 150 heads of state and government who came to the start of the conference to show their commitment to reaching an agreement in Paris. But also for the aim of keeping to the 2°C target and even striving for 1.5°C, because it is our responsibility, because it is the decisive issue, because global warming above that level could seriously affect the balance of our planet.
To achieve this, we have scheduled further meetings to review national contributions and financial commitments. As the President of COP21 said, no one will be satisfied with the agreement if everyone reads it in the light of their interests alone. But it will be a success for all, because what unites us is the planet itself.
In the face of climate change, our fates are intertwined. Each party has its constraints, as I am aware. But all that counts now is that we do the right thing together. Not all demands have been satisfied, not all claims have been met, but we will not be judged on phrases but on the text as a whole, we will not be judged on a word but on an action, not on a day but on a century. So our collective credibility and that of the international community is at stake.
Ladies and gentlemen, the presence here today of 196 delegations – representing the whole world – after so many months of work is unprecedented in the history of climate negotiations. Hopes have been raised high. The world has begun to take action, not only in this room but far beyond. Local governments, citizens, researchers and businesses have started to take immediate action. Coalitions have been formed and initiatives have been taken throughout the world; I am thinking in particular of the renewable energy initiative for Africa, led by India. I also know how much mobilization there has been with regard to carbon pricing. We are, therefore, capable of combating global warming and promoting development.
So, history is on its way, history is here, the time is right, but it will not be for much longer. We, you, are on the final rung and need to climb a little further to meet this challenge. This cannot be postponed or deferred; the time for a decisive agreement for the planet is now. It is up to you and you alone, on behalf of what you represent, all nations of the world, to make this decision.
12 December 2015 can be not only a historic day but a great day for humanity. 12 December 2015 can be a message of life and I would personally be happy, almost relieved, even proud, if this message were to come from Paris, because Paris suffered greatly just one month ago, to the day.
So, ladies and gentlemen, France asks you, France begs you to adopt the first universal climate agreement in our history.
It is rare, in life, to have the opportunity to change the world; you have that opportunity to change the world. Seize it, for the survival of our planet, mankind, and life itself./.
Paris Climate Conference/Paris Agreement – Speech by M. Laurent Fabius, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Development, President of the Paris Climate Conference
Le Bourget, 12 December 2015
We are almost at the end of the road, and no doubt at the start of another.
Firstly, I would like to thank all of you for your work, not only over the past few days – and nights – but over all these months, and for many of you, all these years. The final draft agreement which is being presented to you this morning, and which will be handed out to you at the end of this session, naturally owes a great deal to the progress made here in Paris, but none of us can forget the earlier progress made, since Durban in particular.
I would particularly like to thank the Secretary-General of the United Nations and the President of the French Republic, who honour us here with their presence and who have both put great personal determination into ensuring the success of COP21.
Over the past four years, the ADP has worked extremely hard, and I would like to commend the successive co-chairs, the facilitators and all the negotiators. I would also like to express my heartfelt thanks to the Peruvian Presidency of COP20, especially Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, who generated the necessary momentum, before our Moroccan friends take over next year. Lastly, I would like to spare a thought for all those ministers, negotiators and activists who would have liked to be here in these circumstances, which will probably make history, but who took action and fought without being able to see this day.
* * *
Throughout this Paris Conference, we wanted to ensure that you were hosted and could work on preparing the agreement in the best possible conditions. I had announced a method based on listening, transparency, ambition and compromise. A COP where all parties would feel that they had been heard and understood. I hope that collectively we managed to achieve this.
Dear friends,
After the exceptional political momentum generated by the 150 heads of state and government who gathered at the start of the conference, the ADP continued its work throughout the first week. Last Saturday – which already seems so long ago! – after the ADP text was submitted by the co-chairs, we set up an informal consultation body open to all, this Paris Committee; we all worked a huge amount and slept relatively little, while several facilitator ministers helped us to reach compromises. I would like to thank them very warmly. Several meetings in Indaba format were held to resolve sticking points. This week, I submitted to you no fewer than two successive intermediate versions, based on the work of the parties, before presenting the final text to you today. At each stage, the aim was to move closer, together, to the agreement desired by all. Each time, the parties were consulted on the best method to enable progress, as well as on the content. All of this took place in a constructive atmosphere, which I would particularly like to highlight, and today we are close to the end of the process.
* * *
For I firmly believe that we have reached an ambitious and balanced draft agreement which reflects the positions of the parties. It will be distributed to you in a few minutes. I do not want to enter into all the details here, but I would nevertheless like to highlight a few points. This text, which is necessarily a balanced text, contains the main steps forward which many of us thought it would be impossible to achieve. The proposed draft agreement is differentiated, fair, sustainable, dynamic, balanced and legally binding. It is faithful to the Durban mandate. It acknowledges the notion of "climate justice" and takes into account, for each issue, the countries' differentiated responsibilities and their respective capabilities in the light of different national circumstances. It confirms our central, even vital objective of holding the increase in average temperature to well below 2°C and pursuing efforts to limit this increase to 1.5°C, which would significantly reduce the risks and impacts of climate change. It sets an ambitious but necessary long-term target. It makes reducing greenhouse gas emissions everyone's responsibility, through the submission or updating, every five years, of national contributions, which in this case can only become more ambitious. It focuses heavily on adaptation to the effects of climate disruption. It recognizes the permanent, pre-eminent need for cooperation on loss and damage. It provides for the resources needed to enable universal access to sustainable development, by mobilizing appropriate means of implementation; in addition, the draft decision of our conference stipulates that the $100 billion per year planned for 2020 will need to be a floor for post-2020 and that a new quantified target will need to be set by 2025 at the latest. This text should strengthen mutual confidence between the parties, thanks to a stronger transparency framework, which takes into account the capabilities of each party and is based on the existing systems. It provides for a global stocktake of our progress every five years, which will enable to us to take collective action if our efforts fall short of the targets set. If it is adopted, this text will therefore mark a historic turning point. And more generally, this COP21 is a real turning point, both in terms of non-governmental action – that of local governments, businesses and many organizations – and in terms of the establishment of a universal legal agreement.
Throughout our many discussions, each party expressed its proposals and, understandably, its red lines, which we respected. Of course, it is probable that no country will see all of its wishes fulfilled. But it should be recognized that with 196 parties, we knew from the start that if everyone had required all their demands to be satisfied, as a group we would have been entirely dissatisfied. As one of you so rightly pointed out during our work, we need to show the world that our collective efforts are worth more than the sum of our individual actions.
All of us here believe that the time has come to focus not on red lines but on the green lines of a universal compromise. The question that we should all be asking is therefore no longer simply: "how can I ensure that my position prevails?", but rather: "can I hope for more than the overall balance that is being offered to me?" And the answer, as I firmly believe and I hope you do too, is clearly that this text, which we have built together, our text, is the best balance possible, a balance which is both powerful and fragile, which will enable each delegation, each group of countries, to return home with their heads held high, having gained a lot.
And I would like to add that, as President of COP21, I am committed to taking into account any difficulties that some of you might have once our agreement has been adopted and to organizing, if necessary, during my Presidency, consultations that will enable us to resolve them rapidly.
* * *
Dear colleagues and friends,
Today is therefore the moment of truth for all of us. Before you examine the text and we are able, I hope, to approve it a little later in the day, I would like to end by saying this.
This agreement is necessary both for the world as a whole and for each of our countries.
It will help island states, for example in the Pacific and the Caribbean, to protect themselves from the rising sea levels which are beginning to submerge their coasts. It will speed up the process of giving Africa access to the financial and technological means that are indispensable for the continent's sustainable development. It will support Latin American countries, in particular to preserve their forests. It will support the countries that produce fossil fuels in their efforts towards technological and economic diversification. It will help us all to make the transition to resilient, low-carbon development based on sustainable ways of life. For above and beyond the climate issues per se, this agreement will support major causes such as food production and security, public health, poverty reduction, essential rights and, lastly, peace.
Another powerful reason to approve the agreement is linked to its context. Now, in December 2015, we can all feel that there is a particular "momentum" here in Paris, especially as regards the mobilization of civil society. You have all repeated this during these two weeks of work: never before has there been such a positive context, and such an alignment of stars, to borrow an expression our friend Ban Ki-moon likes to use. We therefore have a great responsibility to history, a responsibility that means we must not let the unique opportunity that is within our grasp slip through our fingers.
Nobody here wants to see a repeat of Copenhagen, a Copenhagen that would no doubt be more polished, but which would ultimately be much more destructive. For at the time – many of you will remember that conference – there were failings and mistakes, and the stars were not aligned; today, they are. At the time, some still hoped that the failure of the moment would be overcome. But if, today, we were so misfortunate as to fail, how could we rebuild hope? Confidence in the very ability of the concert of nations to make progress on climate issues would be forever shaken. Beyond that, it is the credibility of multilateralism and the international community as an entity capable of addressing universal challenges that is at stake. None of us can or will neglect that aspect. The citizens of the world – our own citizens – and our children would not understand it. Nor, I believe, would they forgive us.
I therefore call upon everyone to bear in mind what our heads of state and government said loudly and clearly during the opening of this conference. What did they say? What mandate did they give us? "Conclude this universal climate agreement." At this moment, as we hold the fate of the agreement in our hands, we cannot allow any doubt about the sincerity of the commitments of those very senior leaders, or our own ability to honour the commitments they made.
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Let me conclude. One of you mentioned the other day a famous quote by Nelson Mandela, most suited to the occasion. "It always seems impossible until it's done." I would like to add a few more words, by the same hero. "None of us acting alone can achieve success." Success is within reach of all our hands working together. Together, in this room, you are going to decide on a historic agreement. The world is waiting with bated breath and is counting on us all.
Thank you./.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- Connecticut's Kelly Faris started her 100th straight game and turned it into a microcosm of her career as a Husky.
The senior guard scored 16 points, grabbed six rebounds and dished out five assists as UConn (23-1, 10-1 Big East) cruised to a 105-49 win over Providence on Tuesday, the Huskies fourth 100-point game this season.
"I think the 100 starts in a row is most indicative of how consistent and reliable and how fortunate she is to stay healthy, and just how committed she is to winning and doing whatever she has to do for the University of Connecticut," said UConn coach Geno Auriemma.
Every player scored for the Huskies, who shot 57 percent from the field, and every player had at least one assist.
Kaleena Mosqueda Lewis led six UConn players in double figures with 17 points. Freshman Moriah Jefferson scored a season-high 13 points, hitting six of her seven shots. Fellow first-year Breanna Stewart finished with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
"We made sure we kept moving," said Mosqueda-Lewis. "We didn't get stagnant on offense."
Brianna Edwards had 17 points to lead Providence (7-17, 2-9), and Tori Rule added 11.
UConn hit 24 of its 30 attempts from the foul line, while Providence attempted just four free throws, hitting two.
"We didn't get to the rim enough," said Providence coach Susan Robinson Fruchtl. "Any time in this league when you fade, you do not get calls. That's just the way that it is and that's the way it should be. They are going to reward you for going strong."
It was UConn's 28th straight win over Providence, which has not beaten the Huskies since the semifinals of the 1993 Big East tournament.
Connecticut, which leads the nation in scoring, opened with a 3-point barrage. Mosqueda-Lewis, Caroline Doty and Bria Hartley all hit 3s, along with a conventional 3-point play from Faris helped turn a 3-2 deficit into a 14-3 lead less than 3 minutes into the game.
The Huskies hit their first four from behind the arc and had a 20-point lead less than 7 minutes in.
UConn came into the game ranked fourth nationally in the number of 3-point field goals made per game, while Providence ranked 322nd in field goal defense. The Huskies were 7 of 18 from 3-point range. UConn also showed off its passing game with 22 assists on its 37 baskets.
"When we are making shots like we have been recently, it's hard to keep up with us," Auriemma said. "When we're moving and the ball is moving at the same time we are, we are a hard team to keep up with."
Doty had the 300th assist of her UConn career when she hit Stewart for a layup that gave UConn a 34-14 advantage. The Huskies led 56-29 at halftime, the eighth time they have scored more than 50 in a first half this season.
Mosqueda-Lewis now has 72 3-point baskets. She came into the game hitting 50 percent of her shots from behind the arc, but was just 3 of 8 against the Friars.
Faris became just the fourth Husky to start 100 straight games, joining Renee Montgomery (140), Jennifer Rizzotti (135), and Jamelle Elliott (106).
"It's good to know that coach trusts me, and he's willing to put that trust in me and put me on the court," she said. "It's also a reflection on him. When you have someone that is that trustworthy and respectable as a coach, you're going to want to not disappoint him."
Faris scored the Huskies first three baskets of the second half, including a fast-break reverse layup that gave UConn its first 30-point advantage at 61-31.
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Providence, which won 16 of the first 17 meetings between the teams, but have lost the last 11 meetings between the two teams by an average of more than 39 points.
The Huskies came in leading the nation in scoring at almost 83 points per game, and It was the third straight game the Huskies had put up at least 90 points, the first time they have accomplished that feat this season.
Symone Roberts who is from New Britain, Conn. had nine points for the Friars, but hit just four of her 15 shots.
Roberts and Rule have been responsible for almost 49 percent of the team's offense in conference play, and Roberts had been averaging almost 15 points a game.
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219 F. Supp. 43, affirmed.
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In 1961 the first edition of the English translation of Samuel Kamakau's Ruling Chiefs of Hawaii was published by Kamehameha Schools Press. Many contributed to make its publication possible. A group of Hawaiian scholars was first selected by the trustees of Bishop Museum to translate Kamakau's florid literary style into readable English. The group included Mary Kawena Pukui, Thomas G. Thrum, Lahilahi Webb, Emma Davidson Taylor, and John Wise. Mary Kawena Pukui then revie...
Many famous chiefs, mentioned in Hawaiian history, were descended from Hana-laa-nui. The ruling chiefs (noho alii) of Hawaii were of that particular lineage (mookuauhau), and with additions from those of the other islands, the genealogy of Hawaii's chiefs and their ancestors was made complete. Umi-a-Liloa [that is, Umi-son-of-Liloa] was a famous chief, and the reason for his fame was that it was he who united all of the districts of Hawaii through wars. The kingdom beca...
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A band of light torques around her finger and then it drops. The rest flows down from her head and out in all directions—a messy, not- quite halo, hanging far too low, obscuring her otherworldly face.
The internationally known ?Aha Punana Leo, Inc. is a non-profit organization which was established in 1983 to revitalize the nearly extinct Hawaiian language and establish schools taught entirely through that language. The following year, the organization founded the first Punana Leo school which was also the first Native American language immersion school in the United States. After the Punana Leo families changed an 1896 law banning Hawaiian language schools, the Punan...
He wahine malihini o Pele i holo kona manao e holo mai i Hawaii nei. Aole i maikai kona noho ana me kona kaikuaana, me Namakaokahai a ua makemake o ia e holo mai i kekahi aina okoa.
The aim of this investigation has been to determine the potential value, if any, of UAP sighting reports to Defence Intelligence. Consistent with MoD policy the available data has therefore been studied principally to ascertain whether there is any evidence of a threat to the UK, and secondly, should the opportunity arise, to identify any potential military technologies of interest.
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In this latest book, John Clark, author of the highly regarded "Beaches of Hawaii" series, gives us the many captivating stories behind the hundreds of Hawaii place names associated with the ocean—the names of shores, beaches, and other sites where people fish, swim, dive, surf, and paddle. Significant features and landmarks on or near shores, such as fishponds, monuments, shrines, reefs, and small islands, are also included. The names of surfing sites are the most nu...
In 1966 the University of Hawaii Press published the first edition of Place Names of Hawaii. Written by Mary Kawena Pukui and Samuel H. Elbert, it contained 1,125 entries, all of which were place names in the Hawaiian language. In 1974 the press published the second edition by Pukui, Elbert, and Esther T. Mookini. It contained some four thousand entries, and this time it included place names in English and other languages. This edition, in the words of the authors, provi...
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Esoteric History of Man
Posted by Kim Graae Munch in Esoterics, Kabbalah, Rosicrucianism on March 17, 2010
The Planetary Cycles
Our Earth have gone through a number of incarnations, each incarnation alternates between pralaya, a cosmic night and manvantara, a cosmic day, just as we alternately pass through day and night, life and dead. Pralaya is the non-physical, preparatory stage and manvantara the physical or lower spiritual development stage.
Man have gone through three planetary Earth incarnations (æons) before Earth, and are going through three after Earth before we have finished the complete development cycle. These seven Earth incarnations are called Saturn, Sun, Moon, Earth, Jupiter, Venus, and ending with Vulcan. The emanation of Sephira's in the Kabbalah tree of life corresponds to these planetary cycles.
The Earth development phase is split in two parts: Mars, before the Son incarnates, and Mercury after this incarnation. In a seven pointed star it looks:
The sequence of the planetary development,
Mars is first part of Earth and Mercury last part of Earth development.
Just start with Saturn, and follow the arrows. It follow the week days:
|♄ – Saturn
|Samedi, Samstag, Lørdag
|☉ – Sun
|Sonntag, Søndag
|☾ – Moon
|Lundi, Montag, Mandag
|♂ – Mars
|Mardi, Dienstag, Tyr – Tirsdag, or Tiu
|☿ – Mercury
|Mercredi, Mittwoch, Odin – Onsdag
|♃ – Jupiter
|Jeudi, Donar – Donnerstag, Tor, Torsdag
|♀ – Venus
|Vendredi, Freya — Freitag, Fredag
Until the middle of Earth round, all development have been made under strict guidance from higher hierarchies, first with the development of sentience on the Earth, through the lower 'I' is it possible for man to enter the development consciously.
You will not find a human being as he is today on Earth on any other planet. Beings, yes — but not human beings. The Earth exists in order that "I"-conscious human beings could be created. Through the first four Rounds the kingdoms of nature evolved in order that in the fourth man could be made a self-conscious being, who could reflect himself in his body. He will rise to higher levels of evolution, something that few can understand correctly. In the next, the fifth Round, the mineral kingdom will disappear. All mineral matter will be transformed to vegetable matter. Then the vegetable kingdom will reach its culmination and in the next Round the animal kingdom will form the lowest kingdom. During the seventh Round the human being will achieve his highest level of evolution. He will have become what planetary evolution intends. RS
The development of man in these first four phases goes through the four states as described by F.W.J. Schelling:
"Mind sleeps in stone, dreams in the plant, awakes in the animal and becomes conscious in man."
Old Saturn
The first seed of man was created on the Earth incarnation called old Saturn, and it's remnants is the Saturn of today.
Planetary seal of Old Saturn
Old Saturn was a planet which was made of warms. The creator is known as Saturn or Cronos or in Christian terminology, The Thrones [Binah].
Saturn – Cronus
The first seed of minerals were created here. At this time man created unconsciously the seed of what would become it's Spirit Body (Atma). Man had at that time mineral-consciousness.
Man is the first-born of our creative process. But Saturn-man was very different from the man of today. He was for the most part a spiritual being; he would not have been visible to physical eyes. It was a kind of primal mineral, with no etheric body round it; hence we can say that man passed through the mineral kingdom; but to think of it as anything like our present-day mineral kingdom would be quite wrong. On Saturn there was no kingdom other than the human kingdom. From "Evolution of the Earth"
Old Sun
The old Sun was a planet of Light, where a great part of the minerals of man was connected with the etheric, creating a higher life form with plant-consciousness.
If one looks at how after a pralaya old Saturn changed into old Sun with the spiritual gaze that moves over the planets one notices that Saturn's warmth atmosphere condenses into air. Man gets an etheric body on the Sun. He is a shining being. Spiritual beings work through the Sun's astral atmosphere upon the etheric body, ignite it and thereby make it shine. One calls this the sulfuric process.
Planetary Seal of Old Sun
Some of our development wave of Saturn didn't connect to the Etheric, so they stayed on the mineral-level. Man creates here, under guidance, the seed for the Buddhi layer of the later development. Zeus is connected to the Old Sun.
Old Moon
The Old Moon is a watery planet, with earth like living plants. Here is man connected with Astral stuff, acquiring animal-consciousness.
When the Sun passes over to the Moon, air condenses to water. The Moon's body is a water body. We notice something very strange about this water body. Single water drops change their position in an extremely lively manner and race around with inner mobility. In some respects one can compare this property of the water drops with mercury. That's why one calls this principle that's added on the Moon the mercurial principle. The parts are put together into forms by sounds, somewhat like Chladni's sound figures. First two came together, then two pairs made four, etc., just as one still finds in new plant, animal and human forms. That's the female principle. The male principle only arose later from pure earth forces. From "Esoteric Lessons".
Planetary Seal of Old Moon
Some of our brethren from the Saturn development wave didn't connect to the Astral so they stayed at the plant-level. Here creates man under guidance Manas. The Old Moon are connected to The Mother, Sophia, or Cthlon.
On this Earth we have, besides man, the minerals who stayed back on the Old Saturn, the plants who stayed back on the Old Sun, and the animals who stayed back on the Old Moon.
When the moon passed over to the earth, water condensed to earth. The precipitating salt process took place on the earth for the first time through the interaction of fire and water. Man arose from female and male and began to dissolve things again through thinking so that evolution could continue. Man received the erring I on earth. From "Esoteric Lessons".
The Earth development phase is split in two parts: Mars, before the Son incarnates, and Mercury after this incarnation, which takes place in the middle manvantara..
First half of Earth called Mars
In the first part, called Mars, mankind descend into the Physical, into the dominion of the Cthlonic powers, through a kind of repetition of the first three planetary rounds.
Planetary Seal of Mars,
first part of Earth
Here Man acquires the seed of the Ego, which is needed to become a sentient being. See the table in Dream Interpretation in Esoteric Work
Second half of Earth called Mercury
Planetary Seal of Mercury,
second part of Earth
In the second part of Earth, called Mercury, we ascends again to the spiritual world, and we have been working on it for two thousand years now.
In the second part we develop what we previously have created the seed for together with the Gods, that is Sentient soul (Orektikon), the Intellectual soul (Kinetikon), and the Consciousness soul (Dianoetikon), The three aspects of Isis/Sophia. Those who don't unite with the spirit, stays back.
New Jupiter
Planetary Seal of New Jupiter
The New Jupiter is known as the New Israel, or New Jerusalem, Paradise or Shambhala, which already exist in embryonic form. Here we will develop Angelic Consciousness. All creation of Old Saturn are one Wave, and it's our responsibility to get every creation of Saturn, from mineral to man, with us in the development. And this is part of our task now and in the future, and it is a result of the work toward this goal, transforming our astral body to Spirit Self, Manas. The minerals of Earth is transformed to vegetable matter.
New Venus
Planetary Seal of New Venus
On Venus we are transforming the etheric body to Life Spirit or Buddhi, and on Vulcan we are transforming the physical to Spirit Body, Atma. On Venus the lowest kingdom is the animal kingdom and on Vulcan the lowest kingdom is the human kingdom.
This cycle of seven planets are bound to the Chakras, where Earth corresponds to the Heart, to Christ, who transformed Earth, gave it life, for the new future, called New Jerusalem, the New Jupiter.
The Creation are described by Steiner in "From the Akasha Chronicles" and Max Heindel in "The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception or Mystic Christianity".
In each of these Earth-incarnation man develops a higher level of consciousness as described:
There are seven grades of human consciousness: trance consciousness, deep sleep, dream consciousness, waking consciousness, psychic, super-psychic and spiritual consciousness. Actually these are in all twelve stages of consciousness; the five others are creative stages. They are those of the Creators, of the creative Gods. These twelve stages are related to the twelve signs of the zodiac. The human being must pass through the experiences of these twelve stages. He ascended through the trance, deep sleep and dream consciousness up to the present clear day consciousness. In the succeeding stages of planetary evolution he will reach still higher stages. All those which he has already passed through he will also retain within him. The physical body has the dull trance consciousness as this was gained by man on Old Saturn. The human etheric body has the consciousness of dreamless sleep, as this developed on Old Sun. The astral body dreams in the same way as one dreams during sleep. Dream consciousness derives from the Old Moon period. On our present Earth, man achieves waking consciousness. The ego has clear day-consciousness. RS


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To help brighten the holidays of those in need, Linkin Park are asking fans and supporters of their non-profit organization Music for Relief to make donations to help provide a solar powered light bulb to families in Haiti. Around 1.3 billion people in the world have no access to electricity, and cannot continue to work, study or provide healthcare after dark.
With each $10 donation, Music for Relief will provide one solar powered light bulb to a family in Haiti as part of Linkin Park's new Power the World campaign. The donor will receive a custom holiday card to print or email to a friend or loved one on their list. The solar light bulbs are renewable energy tools that reduce the health and fire risks associated with candles and kerosene.
"We chose Haiti for this project because the country faces severe energy poverty," said Linkin Park vocalist Mike Shinoda. "There are 34 million people in the Western Hemisphere who have no access to modern energy; 8 million of them are in Haiti. By helping Haiti, we can make a huge impact, so it's a great place to start."
Linkin Park are also encouraging fans to promote clean energy solutions to messy gas and fuel-related problems. In November, the band pledged its support of the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon's Sustainable Energy for All initiative by partnering with UN Foundation and EarthSpark International to bring clean energy solutions to families without energy access beginning in Haiti through Enèji Pwòp (Clean Energy in Haitian Creole).
Enèji Pwòp was created by EarthSpark International, a United Nations Program (UNEP) partner, to build supply chains and business practices to support small-scale clean energy entrepreneurs in Haiti. Over time, they hope low-cost, efficient and renewable energy technologies such as the solar light bulb, will save money for Haitians.
They Linkin Park launched Music for Relief in 2005, the organization has raised over $5 million for disaster victims across the globe. Funds raised have helped those who have suffered from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, hurricane Katrina, China's Wenchuan earthquake, a cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe, the 2010 Haiti earthquake and the 2011 earthquake & tsunami in Japan.
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"No Wisdom Brings Solace", the new video from Swiss metallers SYBREED, can be seen below. The clip was directed by Anthony Dubois and was filmed on October 18 during the Euroblast Festival 2012 at the Underground in Cologne, Germany.
"No Wisdom Brings Solace" comes off SYBREED's fourth album, "God Is An Automaton", which was released on September 24 in Europe and October 2 in North America via Listenable Records. The follow-up to 2010's "The Pulse Of Awakening" was recorded at Downtone Studio in Geneva and was once again mixed in Los Angeles by Rhys Fulber, who has previously worked with FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY, FEAR FACTORY and PARADISE LOST, among others. The artwork was created by Seth Siro Anton (SOILWORK, PARADISE LOST, SEPTICFLESH) and can be seen below.
Seth Siro Anton previously commented on his artwork for "God Is An Automaton": "My works are distorting dream mirrors of the body and soul. Human nature attracted often to specific art forms which are essentially attracted by the reflected dream world. On SYBREED new artwork, I tried to decode-externalize the architect of the blackest light, an automated God, an ironic priest which is fighting between two different levels of reality. An ironic synthesis combination of modern classicism. It was a great challenge and pleasure trying to visualize their new masterpiece."
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Two markers in two states tell two very different tales. In a cemetery on the Wind River Indian Reservation outside of Fort Washakie, Wyoming, a large granite tombstone boldly proclaims the site as the final resting spot of Sacagawea. An inscription on the grave gives the date of her death as April 9, 1884. Approximately 600 miles to the northeast, however, another marker near Mobridge, South Dakota, states that she died on December 20, 1812, and was buried nearby.
What's going on? Much of the confusion is due to the fact that although Sacagawea is a household name, the historical record surrounding her is sparse.
Let's start in Wyoming. Indeed, in April 1884, an elderly Shoshone woman named Porivo was laid to rest. The old lady, whose death certificate listed her name only as "Bazil's Mother" and gave her age as 100, had moved to the reservation in the 1870s and told others that she was part of the Lewis and Clark expedition. In the early 1900s historian Grace Raymond Hebard supported the notion, published in her 1933 book Sacajaewa, that Porivo was indeed Sacagawea. In 1925, Dr. Charles A. Eastman investigated the claim for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and vouched for its validity after speaking with numerous Shoshone who had remembered the old woman and her stories about traveling with the Corps of Discovery. According to the tribe's oral tradition, Sacagawea had fled her French-Canadian husband, Toussaint Charbonneau, lived among the Comanche in Oklahoma in the 1840s, made her way to Wyoming in the 1860s and settled with her fellow Shoshone at the Wind River Indian Reservation the following decade.
The story certainly fit with the popular portrayal of Sacagawea in the early 1900s, thanks in large part to Eva Emery Dye's 1902 book The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark. In spite of its subtitle, the historical novel took considerable liberties with the truth, including its dubious portrayal of the relatively obscure Sacagawea as an Indian princess who guided Lewis and Clark to the Pacific Ocean. Dye's romantic depiction of a powerful woman made the Shoshone interpreter an icon of the growing women's suffrage movement, and the story that Sacagawea, rather than dying young, fled her abusive and bigamist husband and lived a long life synced with the popular narrative.
According to subsequently discovered documents, however, the account is unlikely to be true. The journal of John C. Luttig, a clerk at the Fort Manuel Lisa trading post in present-day South Dakota, contains this entry written on the night of December 20, 1812: "This evening the wife of Charbonneau, a Snake [Shoshone] squaw, died of a putrid fever. She was good and the best woman in the fort. Aged about 25 years. She left a fine infant girl." Luttig didn't formally identify the woman as Sacagawea, but she certainly fit the description. Sacagawea had been thought to be a teenager on her trip with the Corps of Discovery in 1805 and 1806, she had just given birth to a daughter, Lisette, at the fort and she was married to Charbonneau.
Charbonneau, however, had more than one wife. Had Luttig identified the correct one? It appears so. Sometime between 1825 and 1828, Clark made a note in his cashbook of the whereabouts of his fellow expedition members. Next to "Secarjawea," the explorer wrote "Dead." Was he incorrect or misinformed? It's unlikely given that in 1813 Clark legally adopted Sacagawea's two children, Jean Baptiste and Lisette. Given Clark's relationship with the children, he likely would have known whether Sacagawea was alive, and her early death would logically explain his adoptions of her son and daughter.
As Lewis and Clark expert James P. Ronda writes, "Most scholars now accept Clark's note in his Cash Book that Sacagawea was dead by the 1825–28 period and Luttig's note…as substantial evidence for Sacagawea's early death." If Sacagawea indeed passed away in South Dakota in 1812, the whereabouts of her unmarked grave are unknown and may forever be shrouded in mystery.


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Dana White "Can't Be the Guy to Save Wrestling," Ponders MMA Entry into the Olympics
UFC president Dana White
The International Olympic Committee on Tuesday dropped a bombshell on the wrestling world, removing the sport from the Olympic program, knocking it out of the 2020 Olympic Games.
"This is a process of renewing and renovating the program for the Olympics," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said. "In the view of the executive board, this was the best program for the Olympic Games in 2020. It's not a case of what's wrong with wrestling, it is what's right with the 25 core sports."
Those core sports are: athletics, rowing, badminton, basketball, boxing, canoeing, cycling, equestrian, fencing, football, gymnastics, weightlifting, handball, hockey, judo, aquatics, modern pentathlon, taekwondo, tennis, table tennis, shooting, archery, triathlon, sailing and volleyball.
Wrestling is now on a short-list of eight sports that can argue its case for inclusion in the Games, but it is unlikely that it would be readmitted so quickly after being removed from the list of core sports. The other sports vying for inclusion are baseball/softball, karate, roller sports, sport climbing, squash, wakeboarding and wushu.
When the bomb dropped on the wrestling world, the shockwaves immediately hit those in the mixed martial arts world smack in the face.
Wrestling is one of the core elements of MMA. Numerous successful wrestlers have made the move from the wrestling world to professional fighting: Daniel Cormier, Matt Lindland, Dan Henderson, Randy Couture, Mark Munoz, Cain Velasquez, and numerous others chief among them.
As soon as the word spread, calls immediately went out to UFC president Dana White to be the savior, but considering what the wrestling world is up against, that's not likely to happen.
"I've been battling this problem for years now; colleges are dropping it, high schools are dropping wrestling," said White following Wednesday's UFC on Fuel TV 7 press conference in London.
"It's an awesome base for fighting, for mixed martial arts, for everything. It changes people's lives. It's this grueling hard work and dedication, all the things that go in with being a wrestler.
"The problem is nobody wants to watch it."
Therein lies the crux of the issue for the Olympics.
While the Olympics were originally the ultimate platform for sports, like most other ventures in the modern age, it has become a multi-faceted money machine, largely driven by the bottom line more so than by the will to declare the top athletes in the world in their respective sports.
That's a key element of the IOC's decision not lost on White.
"Any sport, especially these days, it's about selling tickets and eyeballs and viewers and all these other things," he stated, indicating that this could perhaps even be an opening for mixed martial arts to eventually find its way into the Games.
"There's been a lot of people saying (to me) you gotta do something. But what this could be is the evolution of mixed martial arts becoming an Olympic sport," White hypothesized. "We bring spectators, eyeballs, whether it's on TV or whatever it is. This sport draws, wrestling doesn't."
It's not that White wants wrestling to go away, far from it. Wrestling is a fundamental part of Olympic history – which makes the IOC's decision all the more difficult for many to come to grips with – but it is also a core discipline of mixed martial arts.
For White, however, the IOC's decision wasn't as surprising as it seems it was for many others.
He has been bucking the trend of the waning popularity of competitive wrestling for years, understanding that it's survival is important for the development of fighters. He seems less inclined to fight the changing tide, however, than to accept that competitive wrestling's decline may just be an evolution of sport.
"I can't be the guy to try and run out and save wrestling," White declared.
"Do you know how many wrestling programs I've funded over the last five or six years? A lot. I don't want to see wrestling go away either.
"It's such a big part of the sport, but something is gonna happen here. It's gonna evolve into mixed martial arts or something, I don't know. I don't think wrestling is gonna go anywhere, but competitive wrestling definitely is."
Where it's not going is the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, which will be held in Istanbul, Madrid or Tokyo.
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FAO's 37th Biennial Conference: A commitment to women in agriculture at the highest Level
27 June 2011, Rome - The Conference, which brings together FAO's Member Country Representatives including Heads of State, Ministers and Ambassadors, emphasized that pervasive gender inequality in agriculture has severe negative implications for the agriculture sector, food security, nutrition and society as a whole, endorsed the recommendations of FAO's State of Food and Agriculture (SOFA) 2010-11 "Women in Agriculture: Closing the gender gap for development," and committed to strengthening support to women in agriculture and to closing the gender gap in access to agricultural inputs, services and opportunities in order to increase economic growth and global food security.
The Conference also urged the elimination of all forms of legal and customary discrimination against women, particularly in access to land, financial services, rural employment, agricultural technology and extension services. It called on countries, donors and civil society to ensure that all agricultural programmes and projects take account of the different roles and responsibilities of men and women and the constraints they face in agriculture and rural employment, and recommended that gender be mainstreamed throughout FAO's work.
A Strong Focus on the Recommendations of the State of Food and Agriculture 2010-11
The Conference's discussions on women in agriculture opened with "A Dialogue on Women in Agriculture: Where to after SOFA?" a side event sponsored by the Rome Women's Network and co-hosted by Ertharin Cousin, the U.S. Ambassador of the UN Agencies in Rome, and by Josephine Wangari Gaita, Ambassador of Kenya to Italy and Permanent Representative to FAO, IFAD, and WFP, focusing on the positive impacts of closing the gender gap in agriculture on agricultural production and food security.
The event was moderated by Melanne Verveer, U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues and featured the participation of Dr. José Graziano da Silva, elected new FAO Director-General by the Conference on July 26, Ann Tutwiler, FAO Deputy Director-General for Knowledge, Kathleen Merrigan, Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Dr. Agnes Kalibata, Minister of Agriculture of Rwanda, and Gloria Abraham Peralta, Minister of Agriculture and Livestock of Costa Rica.
In one of his first public presentations as FAO Director-General elect, Dr. Graziano da Silva opened the discussion by reflecting on his previous role as Brazil's Extraordinary Minister of Food Security and Fight Against Hunger, where he was responsible for implementing the country's highly-successful "Zero Hunger" programme that helped lift 24 million people out of extreme poverty in five years and reduce undernourishment in Brazil by 25 percent. "Zero Hunger" included a cash transfer programme to families to buy food and improve their purchasing capacity locally in order to sustain the stimulation of local production. Dr. Graziano Da Silva related the fact that households benefited significantly more when the cash was entrusted to a female member: "The conclusion was very clear. The commitment to use the money to buy food by women was very much higher than men's."
Dr. Graziano Da Silva also stated that he would work to make gender equality in agriculture and rural development a priority for FAO under his tenure. "I would like to see this item reflected in the budget for three regions: Latin America, Africa and Asia, where the role of women in food is crucial. We should set this clearly in the budget. We should set this as priority."
Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues for the United States of America Melanne Verveer.
Ambassador Verveer commended FAO for its work in advancing the understanding of the vital role of women in agriculture: "The SOFA focuses on women for the first time in its 27 year history and clearly sets out our challenge to end the gender gap," Ms. Verveer said, emphasizing, as stated in the Report, that providing women working in agriculture with the same resources as men would increase agricultural productivity and improve the well-being of their families and communities.
Offering some hard facts to illustrate this point, Ms. Tutwiler, FAO Deputy Director-General, recalled the Report's findings that if women were given equal access to productive assets, agricultural production would increase by 2.5 to 4 percent in developing countries, which could lift 100 to 150 million people out of hunger.
"The message of this report is that closing the gender gap is not just the morally right thing to do, it is the necessary thing to do if we are going to meet the Millennium Development Goals and reduce hunger," said Ms. Tutwiler, also announcing some of the new steps being taken to increase gender mainstreaming within FAO, including incorporating gender into the Organization's performance-based system for the Director General, Deputy Director Generals and Directors, and formalizing the Organization's gender focal point network. She also expressed FAO's intention to intensify its policy work with Governments on gender mainstreaming and equality.
Dr. Agnes Kalibata, Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources in Rwanda, spoke of the progress made by her country for women in agriculture and the way forward. In Rwanda, 86% of women work in agriculture, making policies affecting access to means of agricultural production especially impactful on women's lives. The country has recognized in its Constitution equal opportunity for men and women, and the need for women's empowerment. As a result, a policy was put in place that requires every public institution to have at least 30 % women at the management level. "We were pleasantly surprised that women took parliament was 56 %, making it the parliament with the highest proportion of women in the world. It is amazing what happens when women are shown what it is that they can do," Minister Kalibata said.
Rwanda has also changed its inheritance laws to ensure the equal opportunity to inherit for male and female children and to protect the land ownership of women, and a programme was put in place to improve their access to technologies. Going forward, one of the country's main priorities will be to improve the life chances of children living and often working in agricultural areas, especially those of girls, by raising the awareness and educating mothers to send their children to school to give them a better future: "We can talk all we want but unless we introduce knowledge systems that allow women to become empowered and to make the decisions that affect their families, we will not achieve much," Minister Kalibata concluded.
Minister Abraham Peralta of Costa Rica added that gender inequality in agriculture does not only affect rural women but the entire agricultural sector, food security and society as a whole. She explained that in the case of Costa Rica, decent employment opportunitieffs for rural women are insufficient and much of rural women's work is neither remunerated nor taken into account in the country's economy.
Working Side by Side with Civil Society
INGO side event - "Women in agriculture: Microcredit, land tenure and cooperation". See the full slideshow here.
A discussion was also organized by Civil Society, bringing together the representatives in Rome of thfe AdHoc Group of International Non-Governmental Organizations (I.N.G.O.s) and focusing specifically on the issues of microcredit, land tenure and cooperation for women in agriculture.
Participants comprised representatives from a number of NGOs including Rotary International, Soroptimist International, Lions Club International, ICRA, the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID), the International Federation of Women in Legal Careers, The International Association of Agricultural Economists (IAAE), the International Federation for Home Economics (IFHE), the International Federation of Business and professional Women (BPW Int), ActionAid, Women Organizing for Change in Agriculture and NRM (Wocan), Fédération Internationale des Femmes des Carrières Juridiques (FIFCJ), CIDSE, as well as Member Country Representatives.
The event was introduced by Ms. Cristina Gorajski Visconti, BPW Int Representative and Coordinator of the AdHocGroup, who lauded the Conference for focusing on the role of women in agriculture, an issue, she explained, that the members of the AdHocGroup consider crucial for closing the gender gap at the regional, national and International level. After speaking of the complementary role of N.G.O.s to that of the UN, Ms. Gorajski Visconti turned the floor to Ms. Marcela Villarreal, Director of FAO's Gender, Equity and Rural Employment Division, who offered a review of the findings and recommendations of the SOFA 2010-11. The AdHoc Group expressed its agreement of the Report's findings and each organization discussed the initiatives it had carried out over the past years to support women in agriculture, reiterating their long-term commitment to supporting gender equality in agriculture for greater and better development.


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