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Researchers have suggested about the presence of ligatures or small graphic modifications of signs, similar to those used in later Indian scripts (Marshall, 1924; Hunter,1929; Parpola,1969; Mahadevan,1986; Fairservis,1992)\nCompound Letters or Consonant Conjuncts\nExplanations (Table 11 & 12) :\nA. In Brahmi a short vertical line on the upper portion indicates âiâ sign and two vertical signs mean âiiâ. Likewise in Indus Script also we get the same effects. Table 11, Sl. No.1 indicates âsiiâ and Sl. No.2 of the same table is the graphic variant of the earlier. From Sl. Nos. 10, 14 and 17 (Table 11) we get the examples of âniâ and âniiâ (sometimes vertical signs are a bit aligned).\nB. In Brahmi a short vertical line below any sign indicates âuâ,. in Indus also the meaning is âuâ. In addition to it often the vertical line was used inside a sign. This also had the value of âuâ. From Table 11 we can take the examples of 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 27 and 28 (vertical signs often are slight aligned).\nC. Two horizontal signs (starting from middle to the opposite ends) above a letter is meant for âoâ in Brahmi. In Indus those separate signs are joined. Often we find two joined lines. We can take 9, 12 , 13, etc. as examples (Table 11)\nD. One may think about the availability of conjuncts in Brahmi letters. I want to produce one example from Bhaarut Inscription from the book of Heinrich Luders\nâSuganam raje âŠ. Silakammamto cha upamnoâ\nA 1 (687) Plate 1 (donation by members of royal family)\nWhere the compound letters âmmaâ, âmtoâ & âmnoâ are found. In Brahmi there are several examples of compound letters.\nE. One may raise the question of percentage of the available compound letters. Here I would like to state that Brahmi was written in Prakrit form, which was the literary form of Pali language spoken by common people at that time. Grammarians have accepted that in Brahmi maximum compound letters were simplified. To give some examples I am once again taking examples from the book of H. Luders\ni. mriga (deer) miga\nii. srigala (jackal) sigala\niii. sravanaa sona\niv. kousala kosala\nv. rishyamriga Isimiga\nvi. smasaana susaana\nvii. arya aya\nviii. kasyapa kasapa\nix. upakraanti ukramti\n(exceptionally conjuncts prevail)\nx. brahmana bramana\n(exceptionally conjuncts prevail)\nxi. atmanaa atanaa\nxii. sthana tana\nxiii. mitra mita\nxiv. putra puta etc.\nThose are the signs which we get in Indus-Saraswati script. Those are the simple stroke signs. From the number of strokes we can take the values of them. In Brahmi the 1st three numbers are found by one, two and three strokes (3rd century B.C.). In Kharosthi one stroke for the numeric sign 1 is found. Numbers to describe by the number of strokes are common in modern Chinese numerals. In Brahmi from the number four onwards and in Kharosthi from two onwards the use of separate signs was in practice.\nNumber systems happened to start from Indian civilization, as well as in other civilizations like Egypt etc. The system of India was largely taken by middle-east scholars and from them Europeans accepted the method. Thus came the name Hindu-Arabic numeral system. Later this system was classified in three sub groups i. e. 1) Eastern Arabic Numerals (developed in Iraq), 2) Indian Numeral & 3) Arabic Numeral (developed by Maghreb and Al - Andalus).\nIn many number signs with past connections (like Roman) we can find that 1, 2, 3 represent simple tally marks. The sign 1 is a single line, 2 is a combination of 2 lines (often connected by a line) and 3 is the combination of three lines (often connected). Generally after number 3, signs become more complex symbols.\nWe can take the decision that the use of numeric values was started by depicting the exact number of strokes for their valuation. Later with the development of civilization it was observed that use of separate signs for higher numbers was convenient as higher numbers required more space and labour to write. There came the use of cursive signs to describe numbers.\nIndus-Saraswati script did not have a sign of zero. It is quite obvious that zero sign was a development of later periods. Even Brahmi did not have that zero sign. But Brahmi had separate numbers for each of tens (10, 20 etc). There were symbols for 100 and 1000 which were often combined in ligatures with the units to signify 200, 300, 2000 etc. But those were later developments. Indus people had no specific sign for numbers. They had just started to express the simple numbers by separate number of strokes for separate numbers. To them ten was the combination of ten strokes. After ten the use of only two numbers are found i.e. 11 & 12. (Strokes for No. 24 were also found. No. 11 was found only on one occasion.)\nSigns with Both Numeric and Syllabic Meanings\nUse of same signs both for alphabet and numeric values is an old linguistic practice sometimes found in ancient India. It was not a general rule in practice but sometimes somewhere these examples were found. In Brahmi âpaâ was used to mention âpanchaâ. As âsaata (seven)â became âchhataâ then, the alphabet âchhaâ was used for six (Luders).\nIn Kharosthi, there were acrophonic examples like the Attic numerals. âchaturâ for 4 had a shape very much close to the Kharosthi âchaâ sign. Similarly Kharosthi âpanchaâ, âsathaâ (shashtha), âsaptaâ and ânavaâ (5, 6, 7, 9) signs are also close to pa, sha, sa, na signs. Through the method of Acrology those signs evolved and with the progress of time and civilization some modifications were made to distinguish the number signs and alphabet signs.\nThis practice was not started all of a sudden. In the latter chapters I have mentioned many examples where at least two signs were used for both the purposes. They are (dwa/two & da) and (tra & 3rd). To write âputra (son)â the âthreeâ sign was used as âtraâ( = putra; reading from right to left).\n(The use of sign was first referred to as âtraâ by Gadd in 1931. This value was later accepted by Rao.)\nThe so called âpunctuation markâ is properly found in the middle and later stage of Brahmi. Dash and curved horizontal line were used in the first stage. A flower mark to state the conclusion and a circular mark to designate the full stop were started to use.\nDuring early Brahmi period punctuation marks were not very well illustrated. Each letter has been inscribed in an independent manner with some space between words. Distinctive spaces in between the words came along recurrently in the pillar edicts (Asokan), which were not exactly the case in others. The concept of writing each word separately was not utilized always. Punctuation status in Brahmi script can be comprehended like more of an exception.\nIndus-Saraswati script being the predecessor of Brahmi did not have use of punctuation marks extensively. We should not forget that Indus inscriptions were not sentences. To separate two words in an inscription dividers like one small or large stroke (or) was used. To mention special mark different determinatives were used. In many occasions no punctuation mark or divider was used.\nPrevious: Origin and Etymology of the Valuations of Indus-Saraswati Signs\nContinued to: Indus-Saraswati Script: Uses of Determinatives and Dictionary Meaning of Single Letters",
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Of that student body:\n- 15 percent are homeless, creating substantial amounts of mobility within schools\n- 11 percent are migrant students who miss about 20 percent of the school year\n- 14 percent participate in special education\nLearn how PVUSD achieved impressive growth in literacy in 2017-18 among these student groups by strengthening Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) through job-embedded professional development focused on curriculum implementation.\nA Focus on Foundations\nWhen Dr. Rodriguez became Superintendent at PVUSD during the 2016-17 school year, she was particularly unsettled by the 14 percent of students in special education.\nâWe often accelerated students directly to Tier 3, which contributed to our high number of special education students,â she explains. âBut Tier 3 should be reserved for only a small number of students. When you have a system that isnât functioning properly, Tier 3 expands and your Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) looks like an inverted triangle.â\nThis was happening in PVUSD, despite implementing a standards-based curriculum and employing intervention teachers at every school site. When Tier 1 foundational instruction failed, students were sent directly to Tier 3. To flip the triangle, Dr. Rodriguez believed the district needed to fortify foundational instruction at Tier 1 and strengthen Tier 2. That meant training teachers to provide stronger support to all students in core curriculum subjects and teaching them to identify issues and intervene earlier.\nAn Opportunity for Improvement\nOne area the district concentrated on immediately was literacy. PVUSD had been using SIPPS (Systematic Instruction in Phonological Awareness, Phonics and Sight Words) as its core literacy program for five years, and they werenât seeing progress. âWe werenât using SIPPS to fidelity,â Dr. Rodriguez says. âSpecifically, teachers werenât given the instruction or training to implement it well.â After partnering with CORE for six years in her previous position in Santa Ana Unified School District â and seeing 10 percent growth each year as a result â Dr. Rodriguez invited CORE to PVUSD to provide professional learning services and facilitate MTSS through more effective SIPPS implementation.\nA New Approach\nThe districtâs work with CORE started small with three pilot elementary schools in October 2017 and has now expanded to nine. Next year, all elementary schools will\nparticipate. âWe want to ensure everyone has the best job-embedded professional development possible,â Dr. Rodriguez explains.\nCORE works hands-on with K-2 classroom teachers and instructional coaches, providing training within the context of the SIPPS curriculum and their own classrooms. âCORE is in the classroom with teachers observing lessons and providing feedback, assisting with lesson planning, and even modeling lessons to students,â Dr. Rodriguez says.\nSpecial education teachers also are included in the general education SIPPS training. This is uncommon, but critical to the inclusive environment Dr. Rodriguez is striving to build. âIf weâre really trying to establish an inclusive process, itâs then incumbent that special education teachers know what happens in foundational instruction,â explains Dr. Rodriguez. âWe want our special education teachers to know the program and what students have been taught so they can provide stronger, more tailored supports.â\nCORE also works with administration to ensure that the skills teachers have built are sustained over time. âI appreciate that after each visit, CORE debriefs all school sites,â Dr. Rodriguez says. These debriefings highlight positive growth the coaches have seen as well as issues that require follow-up. Dr. Rodriguez uses these summaries to extend additional support and resources to school sites as needed.\nThe focus of CORE professional learning differs from visit-to-visit â something Dr. Rodriguez appreciates most about CORE training. âCORE doesnât make you fit into its mold,â Dr. Rodriguez says. âThey look at what our district needs and build an action plan around that while incorporating research and best practices. Thatâs rare and important.â\nA Look at Results\nCORE training is working in pilot schools, according to Dr. Rodriguez. âIf youâre not a SIPPs pilot school, then chances are youâre not using the curriculum with fidelity, she says. âYouâre going to have limited success even though itâs a great program, and youâre not going to see the growth other schools are seeing.â\nSince working with CORE to implement SIPPS and build capacity for MTSS, PVUSD has experienced a 20 percent increase in achievement among first grade students in the SIPPS program. 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"content": "Biographers of Andrew Jackson used to be cursed. On January 8, 1815, the General led American forces in a stunning defeat of an invading British Army, winning the Battle of New Orleans at the end of the War of 1812. With a political career in mind, he cast about for a biographer to chronicle his exploits. He settled on David Ramsay, a sixty-six-year-old South Carolina legislator and physician and gifted historian whose books included a âLife of George Washington,â published in 1807. But, before Ramsay had a chance to begin, he was shot in the back, three times, by a mad tailor on the streets of Charleston. (Ramsay had earlier ventured a medical opinion that the tailor was dangerously insane and, on his deathbed, he insisted that his assailant could not be held accountable for his actions.) Jackson next turned to his aide-de-camp John Reid, a man half Ramsayâs age, and very much in Jacksonâs thrall. Reid went to work until, one day in January of 1816, he took suddenly and strangely ill. He died eighteen hours later. Before his demise, he had drafted only the first four chapters of the Generalâs life; he hadnât got much farther than the Battle of Enotachopco, in 1814. (In which, to be sure, Jacksonâs merits were much extolled: only twenty of his own men were lost, but a hundred and eighty-nine Indians lay dead on the battlefield, and many more died afterward, for, as Reid put it, âthe greatest slaughter was in the pursuit.â)\nHis choices narrowing, Jackson then tapped as his biographer a twenty-six-year-old lawyer named John Eaton, who had served under him during the War of 1812 and was married to Jacksonâs ward. Like Reid, Eaton had never written a book. At the Hermitage, Jacksonâs thousand-acre cotton plantation outside Nashville, Eaton pored over Jacksonâs papers and wrote seven more chapters. The biography was published in 1817 as âThe Life of Andrew Jackson.â The next year, Eaton was rewarded with an appointment to a vacant seat in the United States Senate. In 1823, Jackson was elected as the other senator from Tennessee, and followed his biographer and friend to the nationâs capital. The two men took lodgings at the same Washington boarding house. The following year, Jackson was a candidate for the Presidency. Eaton headed his campaign. Jacksonâs opponent John Quincy Adams refused to campaign at all. In keeping with the tradition of the first five American Presidents, Adams considered currying favor with voters to be beneath the dignity of the office, and believed that any man who craved the Presidency ought not to have it. Adams called this his Macbeth policy: âIf chance will have me king, why, chance may crown me, / Without my stir.â Jacksonâs supporters leaned more toward Lady Macbethâs point of view. They had no choice but to stir: their candidate was, otherwise, unelectable. How they stirred has shaped American politics ever since. They told a story, the story of Andrew Jacksonâs life. In 1824, Eaton published a revised âLife of Jackson,â founding a genre, the campaign biography. At its heart lies a single, telling anecdote. In 1781, when Jackson was fourteen and fighting in the American Revolution, he was captured. A British officer, whose boots had got muddy, ordered the boy to clean them: Jackson refused, and the officer beat him, badly, with a sword. All his life, he bore the scars. Andrew Jackson would not kneel before a tyrant.\nSince 1824, no Presidential election year has passed without a campaign biography, printed about the time a candidate is nominated, chiefly for the purpose of getting him elected. (Although, since Reaganâs âA New Beginning,â in 1984, the campaign biography, as book, has been supplanted somewhat by the campaign film, screened at the nominating Convention.) The United States has had some very fine Presidents, and some not so fine. But their campaign biographies are much of a muchness. The worst of them read like an Election Edition Mad Libs, and even the best of them tell, with rare exception, the same Jacksonian story: scrappy maverick who splits rails and farms peanuts and shoots moose battles from the log cabin to the White House by dint of grit, smarts, stubbornness, and love of country. From Eatonâs Jackson, itâs more or less a straight line, right through Harrison, Garfield, Eisenhower, Reagan, and Clinton, all the way to Kaylene Johnsonâs âSarah: How a Hockey Mom Turned the Political Establishment Upside Downâ (Epicenter/Tyndale; $15.95). Jackson wouldnât polish those boots. Nixon learned how to be a good Vice-President by warming the bench during college football games. Palin forged bipartisan political alliances in step-aerobics class. Parties rise and fall. Wars begin and end. The world turns. But American campaign biographies still follow a script written nearly two centuries ago. East of piffle and west of hokum, the Boy from Hope always grows up to be the Man of the People. Will we ever stop electing Andrew Jackson?\nAs a Presidential candidate, Andrew Jackson was, at the start, a hard sell. The nationâs first five Presidentsâ Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroeâwere diplomats, statesmen, philosophers. It was difficult to imagine how any man could fill the shoes of the Founding Fathers. A generation had passed. John Quincy Adams, the son of the second President, seemed the most suitable prospect; a former Harvard professor of rhetoric and a U.S. senator, he spoke seven languages and had served as ambassador to the Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, and Britain. As Secretary of State, he had drafted the Monroe Doctrine. But Andrew Jackson? He was provincial, and poorly educated. (The man spelled âgovernmentâ with only one ân,â John Quincy Adams once sneered.) Jefferson declared of Jacksonâs bid for the Presidency, âHe is one of the most unfit men I know of for such a place.â Granted, the Hero of New Orleans was wildly popular with the American people, but then so were gin and mountebanks. Jefferson regarded Jackson as no more than a military man who, for all his extraordinary valor, had a reputation as a despot: brutal, tempestuous, and vengeful. The Army needed men like Andrew Jackson. Whether the Presidency needed him was another matter. Even the General is reported to have said, âI know what I am fit for. I can command a body of men in a rough way, but I am not fit to be President.â\nThe election of 1824 brought the first campaign buttons, the first public-opinion polls (undertaken by and published in pro-Jackson newspapers), and the first campaign biographies. Eatonâs âLife of Jacksonâ was the one that established the genreâs enduring conventions. When Eaton revised it in 1824, he turned what was a history, if a decidedly partial one, into political propaganda; his changes are carefully annotated by Frank Owsley, Jr., in a facsimile edition published by the University of Alabama Press. Eaton cut out or waved away everything compromising (the duels Jackson fought, a soldier he had executed), lingered longer over everything wondrous (battles, mainly), and converted into strengths what pundits had construed as weaknesses. Eatonâs Jackson wasnât reckless; he was fearless. He had almost no political experience; he was, therefore, ideally suited to fight corruption. He lacked political pedigree; his father, a poor Scotch-Irish immigrant, died before he was bornâbut this only made Jackson more qualified for the White House, since he was, to use a phrase that was coined during his Presidency, a âself-made man.â\nIn 1824, with Eatonâs biography behind him, Jackson won both the popular vote and a plurality, though not a majority, of the electoral vote. The election was thrown to the House, which chose Adams. Furious, Jackson returned to the Hermitage, vowing revenge. Eaton began still further revisions to his âLife of Jackson.â Meanwhile, editions were printed in Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and even in Boston, where the book was spuriously attributed to âa citizen of Massachusetts.â\nWhen Jackson trounced Adams in the Presidential election of 1828, he rewarded his Boswell by naming him Secretary of War. This alarmed Washington possibly even more than the rest of Jacksonâs spoils-system appointments, because Eaton had, just before Jacksonâs Inauguration, married a widow of dubious repute. The scandal of Eatonâs marriage dominated Jacksonâs first two years in office. In a Cabinet meeting in 1829, the President vouched for Mrs. Eatonâs virtue: âShe is as chaste as a virgin!â Only Jacksonâs Secretary of State, Martin Van Buren, called upon the Eatons socially, a maneuver believed by many to have insured his place as Jacksonâs successor. (As James Parton put it in his bestselling âLife of Jackson,â from 1859, âThe political history of the United States for the last thirty years dates from the moment when the soft hand of Mr. Van Buren touched Mrs. Eatonâs knocker.â) What came to be called the Petticoat War led to much lampooningâone cartoon pictured Jackson, at a washtub, scrubbing a petticoat, complaining, âThe more I rub this, the worst it looksââbut it got a whole lot less funny after it led to the dissolution, in 1831, of his entire Cabinet.\nJacksonâs stormy and controversial Administration is the subject of Jon Meachamâs engrossing and admiring âAmerican Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House,â which Random House will publish next month. Jackson retired the national debt. He killed the Bank of the United States. He made free use of the pocket veto. When the Supreme Court ruled against his plan to force the Cherokee to move to lands west of the Mississippi, Jackson went ahead anyway. Meacham thinks that most of what Jackson did was good for the country, a conclusion helped by the fact that he pretty much ends his story the day Jackson left office, instead of, say, nine weeks later, when the nationâs financial system collapsed. (In a brief aside, Meacham attributes the Panic of 1837 to the growing complexity of the economy.) By any measure, Andrew Jackson vastly expanded the powers of the President. What he could not do was protect John Eaton, the man who had scrubbed clean his own reputation. In 1831, Eaton and his wife were banished from Washington. A curse, when it hits, hits hard.\nIn the eighteen-fifties, when James Parton began the research for his book about Jackson, he found, in the nationâs libraries and bookstores, âmountains of lies and trashâ known as â âCampaign literature,â a peculiar product of the United States.â Measured against the puffery that came after it, Parton thought, Eatonâs campaign biography was a model of restraint. Still, Eatonâs âLife,â along with Jacksonâs Presidency, rewrote the Presidential job description. When Henry Clay ran against Jackson in 1832, his biographer was left to apologize for Clayâs experience:\nMuch as we admire Henry Clay the Orator, Henry Clay the Statesman, Henry Clay the distinguished and commanding Speaker of the House of Representatives, Henry Clay the Minister Plenipotentiary, Henry Clay the Secretary of State, Henry Clay the grave and able Senator, Henry Clay the favorite of the people, yet do we love far more to dwell upon âthe orphan-boyâ following the plough in the slashes of Hanover, and occasionally trudging his way, with a grist of corn, to a distant mill, to provide bread for a widowed mother and younger brothers and sisters.\nThe Incumbent beat the Orphan in a landslide.\nIn 1834, Davy Crockett wrote the first Presidential campaign autobiography. Vying for the Whig nomination, he then wrote an ornery biography of his rival, upbraiding him for having traded his coonskin cap for a swankier hat. âMr. Van Burenâs parents were humble, plain, and not much troubled with book knowledge, and so were mine,â Crockett allowed. But Van Buren had since put on airs: âHe couldnât bear his rise; I never minded mine.â In 1839, William Henry Harrisonâs biographer, in a book called âThe Peopleâs Presidential Candidate,â tried both to nod to Tippecanoeâs founding forebears (his father, a staggeringly wealthy Virginia slave owner, had signed the Declaration of Independence) and to insist that he was nevertheless no more than an ordinary farmer who had ânever been richâ and lived quietly among his crops and cows âupon his farm at North Bend, on the Ohio.â Harrison, who was sixty-seven, and fighting rumors of senility, had distinguished himself in war. If he were elected, one of his supporters observed, it would be âon account of the past, not the future. Let him then rely entirely on the past. Let him say not one single word about his principles, or his creedâlet him say nothingâpromise nothing.â Harrison obliged, earning the nickname General Mum. When the editor of a Democratic newspaper joked that âOld Grannyâ Harrison could be persuaded to turn down the nomination and âsit the remainder of his days in his log cabinâ if he were treated to a pension and âa barrel of hard cider,â Whigs turned this on its head, dubbing Harrisonâwho lived in a mansionâthe Log Cabin Candidate. Whigs built log cabins on wheels, hitched them to horses, and drove them across the country, handing out mugs of hard cider along the way. They built campaign headquarters out of logs. A Philadelphia distiller, E. C. Booz, sold whiskey in bottles shaped like log cabins. One Albany newspaper, attempting to expose the chicanery behind calling an aristocrat a mountain man, printed a glossary:\nPatriotism.âGuzzling sour cider.\nArgument.âHurrah for Old Tip.\nPersonal Abuse.âTelling facts.\nLog Cabin.âA palace.\nHarrison died, of pneumonia, a month after his Inauguration (which is why his successor, John Tyler, came to be called His Accidency), but the log cabin proved long-lived. âIt did not happen to me to be born in a log cabin,â Daniel Webster, a three-time Presidential aspirant, lamented, adding, âbut my elder brothers and sisters were.â (As the literary scholar James D. Hart once observed, âWebster, a politician with older siblings, a mother who was not widowed, and a birthplace not built of logs, obviously sensed that his career could not extend beyond the Senate.â)\nâPolitical biography,â the Democratic Review reported, mid-century, âhas, for many years, consisted of the vilest fanfaronade and farrago.â During the election of 1848, frontier, log-cabin Jacksonianism had become so crucial to Presidential campaigning that a critic of the Whig nominee, Zachary Taylor, charged that his only qualification for office was âsleeping forty years in the woods and cultivating moss on the calves of his legs.â (Jackson had run as the âFarmer of Tennessee,â and Taylor and Harrison ran as farmers, too.) A biographer of Taylorâs opponent, Lewis Cass, defended his work by insisting that a candidateâs life was âthe property of the people, who have a right to canvass and discuss in detail each item of his history.â By now, one biography wasnât quite enough. Whigs accused the Democrats of issuing two lives of Cass, one for the North and one for the South. Taylorâs supporters offered no fewer than fourteen. The eleventh President could never have been elected without his biographersâ answer to the question posed by his opponent: âWho is James K. Polk?â But what voters mainly needed to know was his nickname, Young Hickory.\nIn 1852, Nathaniel Hawthorneâs college friend Franklin Pierce won the Democratic nomination. (âWe Polked them in â44,â the slogan ran. âWeâll Pierce them in â52.â) Hawthorne, who had just finished âThe Blithedale Romance,â offered to write âthe necessary biography.â He was an ardent admirer of Jackson, and he saw his friend as yet another Young Hickory. He wrote the book in just over a month and was rewarded, when Pierce won the election, with the consulship at Liverpool (although, as a Northerner endorsing a pro-slavery candidate, Hawthorne lost a good number of friends). Hawthorne had much to offer: Pierce was obscure; Hawthorne was a celebrity. He also lent a masterly canniness to the bookâs most telling anecdote. In 1847, in the Mexican War, Pierce had served under the command of the man he was now running against, Winfield Scott. (Scottâs supporters promoted his ties to Jackson by publishing, in one volume, âThe Lives of Winfield Scott and Andrew Jackson.â) During a battle outside Mexico City, Pierceâs horse fell on him. Whigs, who called Pierce âthe hero of many a bottle,â said that he was drunk. But Hawthorne turned what followed into an endorsement of Pierce from the mouth of his opponent. The next day, Scott summoned the wounded Pierce:\nâPierce, my dear fellow, . . . you are not fit to be in your saddle.â\nâYes, general, I am,â replied Pierce, âin a case like this.â\nâYou cannot touch your foot to the stirrup,â said Scott.\nâOne of them I can,â answered Pierce.\nThe General looked again at Pierceâs almost disabled figure, and seemed on the point of taking his irrevocable resolution.\nâYou are rash, General Pierce,â said he; âwe shall lose you, and we cannot spare you.â\nFranklin Pierce proved to be one of the most ineffective American Presidents ever. He served one term, and died, in 1869, of cirrhosis.\nâI wrote the life of Lincoln which elected him,â William Dean Howells once boasted to Mark Twain. Howells wrote his âLife of Abraham Lincolnâ in 1860, when he was twenty-three. (He went on to write some two hundred books, including âThe Rise of Silas Lapham,â and to serve as an editor of The Atlantic.) It is the most affecting campaign biography I have ever read, but that probably has as much to do with my love for Lincoln as with my admiration for Howells, who managed to write at once the best example of the genre and a cunning parody of it. âIt is necessary that every American should have an indisputable grandfather,â Howells began. About Lincolnâs ancestry he had not a clue: âThere is a dim possibility that he is of the stock of the New England Lincolns, of Plymouth colony; but the noble science of heraldry is almost obsolete in this country, and none of Mr. Lincolnâs family seems to have been aware of the preciousness of long pedigrees.â Howells had only weeks to write; he had never met Lincoln; and, as it happened, he didnât think his genealogy mattered. That was his point: we arenât electing the man for his ancestors; weâre electing him for his ideas.\nHowells proceeded to indulge in every one of the genreâs conventions but then, somehow, to transcend them, too. Lincolnâs childhood was characterized by nothing so much as âhis struggle with the accidents of ignorance and poverty.â He lived in âthe rude cabin of the settler.â He split timber for rails. âUntil he was twenty-three, the ax was seldom out of his hand, except in the intervals of labor, or when it was exchanged for the plow, the hoe, or the sickle.â But Howells knew that, to lead a country that was falling apart, Lincoln had to bring more than brawn. â âHe has mauled rails!â â Democratic critics scoffed. âWhat backwoods farmer has not?â\nTo this question, Howells had an answer. Lincoln wasnât somebodyâs son. He wasnât a military hero. He was, by nature, a scholar. The scene you canât forget, in Howells, is young Lincoln reading Blackstoneâs âCommentaries on the Laws of Englandâ in the woods: âHe threw himself under a wide-spreading oak, and expansively made a reading desk of the hillside. Here he would pore over Blackstone day after day, shifting his position as the sun rose and sank, so as to keep in the shade, and utterly unconscious of everything but the principles of common law.â Lincoln didnât battle his way out of poverty. He read his way out. His was a democracy of literacy.\nAfter the Civil War, campaign biographies got goofier, borrowing from Howellsâs Lincoln not his love of law and learning but his name and his rough-hewn timbers. Garfield was born in a log cabin; his biographers provided illustrations of the family home, complete with measurements. (Garfieldâs life was, literally, a Horatio Alger story, âFrom Canal Boy to President.â) McKinleyââFrom Tent to White Houseââlacked even logs. Coolidge was born behind clapboards, in a house attached to his fatherâs general store, but his was nevertheless âanother story of the Log Cabin to the White House.â âThe story of Hoover,â born on a farm in Iowa, orphaned at nine and a millionaire before he was forty, was âthe story of America.â Al Smith, the Democratic nominee in 1928, was among the first graduates of the âUniversity of Hard Knocks.â Franklin Delano Roosevelt, whose speech nominating Smith for the Presidency was itself published as a campaign biography, left his own biographer in a quandary. His origins were hardly humble. This didnât stop one biographer from answering yes to the question posed by his bookâs title, âIs Roosevelt an Andrew Jackson?â It wasnât actually a lie to say that he was born in âthe old family house on the ancestral farm.â (F.D.R. insisted that it not be called an âestate.â) And then there were the hardships of Groton: âThe Boys slept in dormitories. The alcoves were small and bare. There was one tiny window. There was a bed, a chair, a bureau. That was all.â\nAdlai Stevenson displayed remarkable candor when he admitted, in 1952, âI wasnât born in a log cabin. I didnât work my way through school nor did I rise from rags to riches, and thereâs no use trying to pretend I did.â He wasnât enough of an Everyman to compete against the âMan from Abilene,â Dwight Eisenhower, whose biographer played Ikeâs home town for all it was worth: âThe lusty pioneer energies that built it had moved farther West, but they left behind a robust, independent settlement whose rugged population knew the value of hard work and took for granted the virtues of sturdy individualism.â (Thatâs lusty, robust, rugged, hard, and sturdy, all in one sentence.) In 1956, Ikeâs running mate, the son of a California grocer, merited his own campaign biography: âLife in the home of Frank and Hannah Nixon was good, but it was never soft.â (In a detail much like the footage of the teen-age Bill Clinton shaking Kennedyâs hand at the White House, Nixonâs biographer made a point of mentioning that, as a boy, Nixon slept beneath a portrait of Lincoln.) When Jimmy Carter ran for President, he wrote a campaign autobiography titled âWhy Not the Best?â He, too, had the Jacksonian goods, which were getting harder to come by. (Except, maybe, in Alaska.) âWe lived in a wooden clapboard house alongside the dirt road which led from Savannah to Columbus, Georgia,â Carter recalled. âThere was no source of heat in the northeast corner room where I slept.â (Palinâs childhood bedroom was âunheated,â too. Aside from the woodstove.)\nJohn McCain didnât grow up on a farm, but he shares with John Eatonâs Andrew Jackson a rebellious youth and a âhair-trigger temper.â Jackson, âlike too many young men, sacrificing future prospects to present gratification,â spent money on trifles, and was forever âirritable and hasty.â McCain, whose high-school nickname was Punk, was a regular James Dean: âClad in blue jeans, motorcycle boots, and his overcoat, smoking a cigarette that dangled from his lips, McCain would sneak into Ninth Street in Washington, go to Waxy Maxy, and buy the latest record by Elvis Presley.â Like Jackson, McCain first achieved national prominence for his military valor and, in McCainâs case, for the tragedy of his long and terrible imprisonment and torture in Vietnam. That happened. It matters. John McCain refused to polish those boots. That this means McCain should be President is the message of Paul Alexanderâs revised edition of âMan of the People: The Maverick Life and Career of John McCainâ (Wiley; $14.95). âMan of the Peopleâ was first published in 2002. But, really, itâs a lot older than that.\nBarack Obamaâs âDreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritanceâ reads a bit like a campaign autobiography, the story of Obama as the story of America. But he wrote it at the end of law school, before running for office, and itâs too searching to belong to the genre: its telling anecdotes tell, mostly, that anecdotes donât always tell you what you need to know. âDreamsâ is Obamaâs reckoning with some very old stories that his family told him, especially stories about his father, who left Hawaii to return to Africa in 1963, when Obama was two. (Obamaâs Kansas origins are Jacksonian; his Kenyan origins arenât.) For years, Obamaâs maternal grandfather had said that the family left Texas after Obamaâs mother, in elementary school, was tormented for playing with a black girl. Nah, Obamaâs grandmother said; we left because your grandfather wanted a better job. âSheâs wise that way, my grandmother, suspicious of overwrought sentiments or overblown claims,â Obama writes. âWhich is why I tend to trust her account of events; it corresponds to what I know about my grandfather, his tendency to rewrite his history to conform with the image he wished for himself.â Sometimes your grandfatherâs stories tell you only the half of it.\nAmericans first voted for a President whose campaign touted him as a rugged, stubborn, hot-tempered war hero, a man of the people, a hundred and eighty-four years ago. There is no older or more hackneyed gambit in American politics, no maneuver less maverick. The Erie Canal is younger. We donât live in the Age of Jackson anymore. But even people who did had their doubts about Old Hickory, and about the kind of lore-loaded campaigning that his first biographer began. When Abraham Lincoln was elected President in 1860, he named his own Boswell consul to Venice. Still, something troubled him. He read Howellsâs âLife of Lincolnâ soon after it was published, and in the margins he made corrections. In the White House, he reread it more than once. He checked it out of the Library of Congress twice. It was in his office when he was assassinated. Where Howells had written that Lincoln was, in the eighteen-thirties, âa stanch Adams man,â Lincoln crossed out âAdamsâ and wrote âanti-Jackson.â And when Howells told of how, as a young congressman, Lincoln had travelled miles and miles, by foot, to the Illinois legislature, Lincoln scribbled in the margin, âNo harm, if true; but, in fact, not true. L.â âŠ",
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Its benefits have been backed by many studies and one of the prominent ones is where Harvard Scientists have found in their research that meditation conclusively and positively changes oneâs brain structure.\nMeditation at the workplace is also gaining interest amongst many corporate giants. According to research findings, organisations that have instituted a meditation programme in their work environment, have seen a significant fall in employee stress resulting in substantial increase in productivity and decrease in employee absenteeism.\nSome of the prominent Fortune 500 companies that have launched meditation programmes are Procter & Gamble, Google, Nike, General Mills, Comcast.\nLetâs take a look at some of the benefits of practicing meditation at the workplace and see how it can create a positive impact on all the people at the workplace.\nWhen stress is left untreated, it can lead to many issues such as cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, anxiety or even depression. Meditation when done regularly creates inner calmness and reduces irritability helping in lowering stress levels. It also helps in increasing the sense of control in oneâs life.\nPracticing meditation consistently increases our ability to sustain attention and decreases distractions- external or internal. Researchers from Harvard medical school found that while meditation led to changes in the brain structure, it also brought some positive changes in the brain regions of learning and working memory capacity.\nThis is very significant as working memory is responsible for reasoning and crucial in guiding our behavior at workplace. In fact those who work in high stress work environments and practice meditation could remain attentive and stay on a task longer, manage their time effectively and perform in the task efficiently.\nBetter decision making\nMental clarity is very crucial for everyone but it is even more essential for those who are entrusted with making difficult strategic decisions that can impact the organisations. Research done at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands found that there is a link between regular meditation and creativity which results in increasing the ability of problem solving. Practicing meditation teaches the brain to attain clarity and look at situations with less cognitive rigidity which in turn helps in making more rational decisions.\nSocial interaction and work relationships are important aspects in creating a work environment which is positive, healthy and lively. 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"content": "- Education and Science»\n- History & Archaeology\nGiza Pyramid & The Sphinx Their True History and Purpose\nHistory and Purpose\nWhat really lead to Egypt becoming a center for spiritual and technological growth on Earth and an advanced human civilization was the Treaty of El-Annu (848,000 BC) or the ending of what was known throughout the local Galaxy as The Thousand Year War. I'm writing this article Giza Pyramid & The Sphinx Their True History and Purpose to explain in laymen's terms the very complex story behind the construction of both monuments and because the sources of my information are through numerous books, one of which one is very expensive and some of the others difficult to obtain.\nIn the book The Giza Power Plant Technologies of Ancient Egypt by Christopher Dunn, the author provides us with a compelling investigation into the mysteries of the purpose for this awesome legacy of human engineering. Dunn is a technical engineer by trade and takes the reader on a detailed examination of reverse engineering while providing the reader with a sound theory to the Giza Pyramid's true purpose. His basic premise is that the great pyramid of Giza is in fact a massive harmonic resonance chamber designed to generate power from the Earth's electro-magnetic grid through the seismic vibrations of the planet itself. The benefits of this system would be two-fold by providing an endless amount of energy to this technologically advanced ancient civilization, while also stabilizing the Earth's crust and preventing earthquakes.\nIn the book Voyagers Vol. 2, which is essentially a channeled digital translation of human history and the planet Earth, Ashayan Deane provides the reader with a exacting narrative of the origins of the human race and ultimately the reason for building the Giza Pyramid and the Sphinx. While essentially, both the Sphinx and the great pyramid of Giza were built to fortify Stargates buried beneath the ground in their respective locations, the book also describes how the Giza Pyramid functioned as large universal harmonic resonance chamber that could tap into, not only the Earth's power core but the core of other planets in our galaxy as well, backing up Dunn's research in his book The Giza Power Plant.\nWhile the book Voyagers Vol.I & II has created much controversy even among New Age protagonists, it clearly defines a history that not only makes sense but provides a chronology of events that is backed up by many other sources, that incidently have also been ridiculed throughout time.\nWhile many other writers and researchers have developed ideas and theories that have revealed the startling advanced geometry, mathematical precision, clear in depth knowledge of astronomy and extremely technical engineering prowess of the builders of the Sphinx and the great pyramid of Giza, most have fallen short of providing humanity for a logical reason for their creation.\nWhat needs to be recognized though is, \"No single discipline is capable of analyzing and presenting the entire truth regarding the Great Pyramid. It requires experts from many different fields. Egyptology is only one of them. The fact is from laymen to senior research scientists, the old theories are being rejected, and there are new views being presented by researchers in various fields.\"â Christopher Dunn\nHigher Dimensional Beings\nWhat I've tried to do in this article Giza Pyramid & The Sphinx Their True History and Purpose is combine all the different research and ideas into one logical theory that provides the reader with some logical dates of their construction, possible reasons for their existence and perhaps even inspire others to do their own research.\nWhen I got my first computer in 2009 and was able to access the internet, I was told that anything I wanted to know could be found on the World Wide Web. I figured, surely somebody, somewhere, had figured out how the pyramids were built and so my first internet search was to find out how the great pyramid of Giza was built and by whom.\nI have never accepted the idea that such a massive structure was built simply for a tomb, nor that it was constructed using thousands of slave laborers using crude and antiquated tools. The impracticality of such a notion is sophomoric bordering on the absurd. Before we get into the specifics of seven years of research let's review what is known about the great pyramid of Giza and the Sphinx.\nFirst of all we need to consider the amount of construction material used and what it is composed of to fully appreciate this monumental achievement. Most Egyptologists estimate that between 2.3 and 2.6 million granite and limestone blocks, weighing between 2 to 80 tons each, were used in its construction. These stones have been shown to have been quarried over 500 miles away and Egyptologists would have us accept that they were then loaded on a barge brought to the site of the construction down the Nile. The average weight of these stones is around 2.5 tons.\nThe entire structure of the pyramid covers a little over 13 acres of land with each side being of relatively equal lengths. The North side is measured at 755.5 feet, the West side at 755.9 feet, the East side is 755.10 feet and the South side is measured at 756.1 feet, this is less than an eight inch difference all the way around. Each corner created an almost perfect 90 degree angle, of which two corners are off by less than half a degree. Each side is aligned perfectly to the four Cardinal points of the compass.\nThe great Pyramid of Giza is composed of 203 courses or layers of masonry and stands more than 450 feet above ground level. What is interesting to note is the first 18 levels of stones at the base gradually decrease in size from 55 inches (weighing 10 to 15 tons) in height to 23 inches in height (weighing 2 to 6 tons) at the eighteenth level up from the ground. However after that, the levels of stone grew back to the foundation size of 10 to 15 tons and 36 inches in height from the preceding level. This means that these blocks would have to be raised over 100 feet to be put into place and really defies the conventional thinking of making the base blocks larger and the top blocks smaller.\nOriginally the Giza Pyramid had been covered by at least 115,000 to 144,000 highly polished casing stones made out of white limestone, weighing 10 to 20 tons and cemented into place by a mortar (that has been analyzed and its chemical compound recognized but cannot be reproduced), so exactly that there is less than 2/100ths of an inch between them. What is even more astounding is these casing stones were six sided and yet fit together so perfectly that the blade of a knife could not be slipped between them.\nThe Giza Pyramid is the most accurately designed structure in the world, is located at the center of the geophysical land mass of the Earth and faces true north, with only a 3/60th of a degree of error. The amount of encoded information in the pyramid architecture is truly staggering and is repeated so many times that they simply cannot be considered a coincidence.\nAccording to the widely accepted theories of Egyptologists the great pyramid of Giza was built in about twenty years using around 100,000 slave laborers. For this to happen as they outline, it would require that they work ten hours a day, 365 days a year, without any mistakes. This would require that they move at least one block into place every two minutes or 31 blocks an hour for ten straight hours to accomplish moving the 2.3 MILLION blocks into perfect position in two decades of non-stop labor. However this does not take into consideration that the Nile River floods its banks 3 months out of the year, which might just slow things down a bit.\nEgyptologists would have us accept the notion that ramps of earth, mud or even other blocks of stone were used to drag these huge building blocks into place using the power of human slaves using simple but crude tools and pulleys. But modern engineers have pointed out that the size, height and weight of such ramps would cause them to collapse under their own weight and were impractical, not too mention there is no evidence that they ever existed. However I will reveal more about the pyramid and the Sphinx's possible construction techniques later in the article.\nThe information encoded into the pyramid is a direct reflection of the dimensions of the Earth and its relationship to other planets in our solar system as well as other solar systems and stars in our galaxy. Many researchers and scientists believe the pyramid architects were sending a message to future generations but could the dimensions themselves have been an actually requirement to create a harmonic resonance with our planet?\nIf we consider the pyramids location, at the center of the Earth's geophysical land mass, the fact that many of the numerous visitors, researchers and scientist have noticed an actual physical and mental phenomenon when entering the pyramid, then accepting the idea that the Pyramid of Giza is harmonic resonance chamber receiving energy from the Earth itself is not that hard to imagine.\nNow if we consider how our own astronomers and scientists tell us that the planet Earth has the most abundant life of any of the planets they have found so far, is it any wonder that more advanced civilizations with advanced technology and resources might just want to make it their own? After all, how could we as a civilization, without even having left the planet itself be able to protect it from any civilization even remotely more advanced than we are?\nKeeping that in mind let's explore the history of our planet and solar system, that I have been able to discover from almost forty years of research and deduction. Remember that most of the more fantastic theories, ideas and concepts of our ancient past are considered myths, legends and mere stories. These stories are ridiculed by our mainstream educations systems and media however if we consider that perhaps the reason behind this ridicule and disdain is to prevent humanity from recognizing and accepting the true legacy of the human race, then these ideas begin to hold some merit in our deductive reasoning and consciousness.\nA Brief History of Earth\nAs most of my readers know I'm fascinated with alternative views of ancient human history, mainly because ever since I was a little kid in elementary school I simply refused to accept the conditioned narratives spoon fed to us through our mainstream education system. Needless to say this lead to quite a bit of rebellious behavior on my part and some frustration for my teachers.\nHowever it did allow me to begin my search for the truth at an early age and I continue to do so to this day. Below is my conception of human history gleaned from years of research and since I have never limited my paradigm to the quaint notion of proof or evidence, it allows me to continue to modify my paradigm as information presents itself.\nOur planet has a very complicated history and did not evolve like most planets do, nor did the humans that were seeded on this planet. In the beginning and for almost 225 million years humans on Earth lived in immortal bodies, without disease or old age and Ascended much like the rest of the Universe did. But because of the unusual circumstances of our planets creation and the competition for its resource (including humanity), developments beyond humanities control forced the Earth's Guardians, the Elohim to implement a series of mechanisms and defensive measures to protect humanity and the Earth.\nTo be brief all the planets in our solar system Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Maldak (which later imploded and became the asteroid belt), Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto and Nibiru were planetary fragments from a higher Harmonic Universe (HU-2) that broke off from a planet called (Tara) and were sucked into its Sun. All Suns have sets of white and black holes at their core that can be used to portal energy to other dimensional fields (Universes). These fragments were vaporized and the morphogenetic fields, carried by these fragments were pulled into the black hole as well.\nThese planetary fragments, from the planet Tara in HU-2, entered into the Harmonic Universe 1 (HU-1) in one large gaseous form, which separated into 12 fragments. One of these fragments fused with a nearby Star and became our Sun and the other eleven pieces began to build up matter density and re-manifest their forms through their portion of the original morphogenetic field of Tara and became the planets in our solar system.\nHowever some of the souls that lived on this planet Tara, were also pulled along with these fragments, ripped from their morphogenetic field at Tara's core and disengaged from their original soul matrices which they needed, to continue to evolve. They literally became trapped in time inside the Unified Field of Harmonic Universe 1, as formless consciousness and there they would have remained for all time had not a group of higher dimensional beings, known as the Palaidorians created a rescue plan.\nThis group consisting of many HU-2 races, such as the Sirians, Pleiadians, Ur-Tarranates, Elohim, Lyrans, Ceres, Lumians and Alanians (which were one of the races of Tara) formed an agreement to rescue these trapped souls that was called the Covenant of Palaidor. The covenant petition even higher dimensional beings to assist them, such as the Breneau Rishi (beings of pure consciousness) and the entity known as Ra or the Ra Confederacy. Through this covenant, a rescue plan was developed and set into motion to allow these trapped souls to Ascend back to their original planet Tara, from Earth.\nThe Ur-Tarranates, using inter-dimensional time portal mechanics developed by the Ceres civilization transported into HU-1 at a time/space coordinate just after the Tara Cataclysm (which incidentally is the event known as the Fall of Man). Once on Earth they transmuted their body forms into a pure energy gestalt field of consciousness, with the help of the Sirian Council. In essence they gave up their own evolving life forms in a higher dimensional state to save the souls trapped in the Unified Field of HU-1. This pure energy field of consciousness served as a morphogenetic field for the 12 strand DNA Turaneusiam race prototype.\nThis morphogenetic field of consciousness took on the form of a sphere and was subsequently named the Sphere of Amenti after a region on Tara. The Sphere of Amenti was then placed at the Earth's core and served as a two dimensional portal to Tara's core in dimension 5. This portal stabilized many other portals between Earth and Tara and also served as link to Tara's past and allowed the trapped souls to Ascend back to Tara in due time. To avoid confusion it must be understood that the First Seeding or First Race would be considered the original souls that came from Tara through its Sun and began incarnating on Earth 250 million years ago.\nI won't go into all the details of how this morphogenetic process works but suffice to say, it allowed the trapped souls in the Unified Field of HU-1 the opportunity to re-evolve on Earth and Ascend back to Tara. The Sphere of Amenti entered Earth's core about 550 million years ago but the birthing of the trapped souls didn't begin until about 250 million years ago.\nThis began what is known as the Turaneusiam-2 or T-2 experiement. All 12 morphogenetic fields became a different tribe of humans, out which our present human lineage has emerged. Originally five races began the Covenant of Paliador, these races did not possess gender nor did they possess the degree of matter density we do now.\n- Ur-Antrians- Brown skinned.\n- Breanoua- Red skinned.\n- Hibiru- White skinned.\n- Melchizedeks- Yellow skinned.\n- Yunaseti- Black skinned.\nThese races populated the Earth for untold generations, creating various racial mixtures through which many of the lost souls of Tara were able to Ascend. They did reproduce but not as we understand it, through the physical reproduction process of sexual intercourse but through a melding of morphogenetic particles. Known as the Second World by Native Americans, this great civilization lasted for 225 million years (250-25 million years ago). There are no remnants of this civilization left on Earth.\n25 To 5 Million Years of Evolution\nThe seeding of the Third World began much like the previous one, except this time the five races polarized their morphogenetic field and divided into six females and six males. A total of 60 adult humans were seeded on earth 25 million years ago as the fourth stage of the Palaidorian Covenant began and these adults became the original ancestors of the current race of humanity.\nTwo more root races were added over the span of 20 million years, the Lumarians (a brown skinned race) around 15 million years ago and the Alanians (a red skinned race) appeared about 9 million years ago. Although, unlike the previous race, each soul would incarnate into each of the seven races, before moving into the Halls of Amenti and Ascension. These 7 races evolved on Earth from about 25 million years ago to about 5.5 million years ago . . . when a group of Aliens opposed to the Turaneusiam-2 experiment began what is known as the Electric Wars which lasted about 900 years.\nPole Shift, Floods & Breakdown of Unified Consciousness\nThe results of the Electric Wars had far wider implications to the planet Earth and the human race than can be discussed here but I will try to give my readers the main points, without digressing any further.\nFor a period of about 4,000 years following the end of the Electric Wars, the Earth underwent massive tectonic plate shifts, erratic weather patterns and sustained geographical upheavals. During some of the more calmer periods some animals were reseeded by visiting ET groups but for the most part the surface of the planet was uninhabitable. Then around 5,504,000 years ago a sudden final Pole Shift occurred creating an Ice Age that destroyed all remaining life on the planet except for some animals living deep in the Earth's oceans.\nThis Pole Shift resulted in the removal of the Sphere of Amenti from the Earth's core to prevent the planet from exploding. This removal of the Sphere of Amenti by the Ra Confederacy and the Elohim to a deep space location in dimension four prevented humanity from Ascending and caused the human soul to fragment upon death.\nEssentially what this did was wipe out our racial memory core upon incarnation on the planet Earth, preventing any incarnating souls from remembering their purpose for incarnating on Earth, their connection to higher dimensions from which they came and their connection to the planet itself. It would block all the teachings of the Law of One learned over many lifetimes while exaggerating the perception of duality and separation of self from all things and each other. It in effect mutated our DNA memory system while distorting our natural evolution and fragmented our conscious mind.\nThis multi-layered consciousness would require that we develop the ability to dream as a way to reconnect our unified awareness of the past. What basically happened is we developed a type of tunnel vision that prevented us from accessing our spiritual bodies and become reliant on only our five physical senses.\nOnce the Sphere of Amenti was removed, the Earth's vibrational grid plunged to a much lower density, which caused massive global cataclysms, sinking continents and a global flood that covered 85% of the entire planet. This massive Extinction Level Event (ELE) created a permanent racial memory block for all incarnating souls that came afterwards.\nThe Electric Wars as they were known, were fought around 5 and half million years ago, came about from Higher Dimensional beings opposed to the Turaneusiam-2/12 experiment and for control of the strategically important Earth portal or Stargate system and Sphere of Amenti. This group consisted primarily of Sirian-Annunaki and higher dimensional ET groups.\nEssentially this war was brought about because some of the human race had begun to mutate by combining their morphogenetic life force with other ET groups visiting the planet and from animal interbreeding. This contaminated their human life force, preventing their continued existence as immortal beings and ability to genetically transmutate and Ascend.\nConcerned that these mutations would contaminate the Tara races of HU-2 by ascending humans through the Halls of Amenti, the ET races mentioned above, tried to terminate the Turaneusiam-2/12 experiment on Earth. These groups descending on Earth in vast space fleets and engaged the Elohim of HU-3 and the Covenant of Palaidor in HU-2 in massive energy battles in the Earth's solar system as well as its atmosphere. These battles were called the Electric Wars because of the massive display of energetic forces and power by both sides.\nMost of the humans on the planet during this 900 year war were either relocated to other HU-1 planets or Ascended through the Sphere of Amenti at the core of the Earth to Tara. Those that had mutated and lost their immortal status and pure genetic code were unable to ascend and were destroyed with most of the life on the planet Earth.\nThe Earth would have eventually been destroyed as well but the Breneau race of the Harmonic Universe-5 intervened and negotiated a treaty. The results of this treaty sealed the Halls of Amenti from humanity, preventing them from Ascending, until the genetic mutations could be reversed.\nThe Electric Wars also had a terribly destructive impact on the planets surface, destroying most of the life and causing widespread destruction but also created extensive damage to the life force of the planet Earth, as well. This lead eventually to a dramatic Polar Shift which caused the Earth's vibrational grid or (Life Force) to plunge to a very low rate and it could no longer hold the higher vibrational frequency of the Sphere of Amenti at is core.\nHad the Ra Confederacy and Elohim Guardian race not removed the Sphere of Amentia along with the morphogenetic grid of humanity immediately, the planet would have exploded. The Sphere of Amenti was taken to a secret location in the fourth dimensional Universe and served as a collector for human soul fragments unable to Ascend. Of course the Earth without humanities morphogenetic grid in its core could no longer share the racial memories with those that still lived on it or would incarnate on it in the future.\nHowever this arrangement also manifested in humans by blocking the energetic connection between their etheric and physical bodies. This created the perception of duality between the conscious mind and the physical body, which humans still to this day endure. This war effectively ended mankind's ability to Ascend naturally through the Halls of Amenti and although they could still evolve spiritually, Ascension for the most part came to a grinding halt.\nUntil the Sphere of Amenti could be returned to the Earth's core humanities evolution was stunted and it could take untold millions of years for the Earth to raise its vibrational frequency high enough to allow the Sphere of Amenti to return.\n5 Million Years Ago\nFor about a million and half years the situation on Earth remained unchanged and looked bleak, until a plan was conceived which would involve using another planets core as a host for a portion of the morphogenetic field of Earth and its incarnating souls. By creating an artificial portal bridge between this host planet, Sirius B, the Sphere of Amenti (in dimension4) and the core of the Earth, it was hoped that it would jump start humanities abilities to achieve Ascension.\nOf course this would create a hybrid strain of Sirius/Human consciousness, which became known as the Kantarian race. This experiment gave humanity far more evolutionary options and prevented soul fragmentation upon death of the body. The many different groups of humans that fled to other planets during the Electric Wars were allowed to return to Earth to complete their soul evolution.\nOne group from the Pleiades star system became known as the Dagos, a dark brown-skinned race, returned to Earth about 3,905,750 years ago and set up a colony in Africa. Various other races over the next million years began reseeded the Earth which became the ancestors of the Atlantian and Lemurian civilizations, this was known as the second seeding of Earth or the Fourth World by Native American people.\nAlso during this time groups of humans that had fled underground returned to the surface and rebuilt their civilizations, such as the Lemurians and Atlantean civilizations. the five main root races of humanity all enjoyed an evolutionary renaissance on Earth for almost 3 million years, living in peace and harmony.\nBauval & Gilbert\nDrakon From Orion\nApproximately one million years ago a race known as the Drakon Empire came to Earth and began to tamper with the genetic codes of the evolving races, creating human hybrid race known as the Dracos. The Drakons were a sentient, intelligent, bipedal reptilian race, that exhibited very aggressive war-like behavior. They were expert geneticist and scientists but had little regard for other sentient races and lacked spiritual development. They had interbred with strains of the Annunaki Resistance and did have some human DNA but had been banned from Earth after the Electric Wars.\nThe Draco-Reptilian human hybrid race they created using human DNA, had the body of a human but the facial features and temperament of the Drakons. The Drakons began to round up and enslave the human races on the planet and created a intelligent species of dinosaur to work as wardens or monitors for their newly enslaved prisoners.\nDinosaurs had been seeded on this planet over 375,000,000 years ago by another ET race as an experiment and up until that point were vegetarians and docile. But this new race of dinosaur were, of course aggressive and carnivorous, and began eating the human populations and enslaved prisoners.\nThese were the preceding events that lead up to The Thousand Year War detailed below and drove many of the evolving peaceful humans back underground. Some of these civilizations were allowed to enter the portals that guarded the entrances to Hollow or Inner Earth and begin civilizations inside the planet.\nThe Thousand Year War\nThe Thousand Year War, mentioned above was just such an Event that was beyond the scope of human control and although we cannot be considered innocent bystanders because we did participate to a degree in the War we didn't have much input in the outcome and we certainly paid the ultimate price. In a nut-shell The Thousand Year War was between the Earth Guardians known as the Elohim and the Sirian faction of the Annunaki over control of the evolutionary direction of humanity, Earth's abundant resources and the reintroduction of the Halls of Amenti (Gates of Heaven or Stargate) into Earth's planetary core.\nHowever the War started on Earth between the ancestors of the Egyptians, known as the Serres (a superior guardian race created by the interbreeding of the descendants of a Harmonic Universe-2 (HU-2) civilization known as the Ceres) and the human races known as the Atlanian and Aryian races and the Nephilim. The Nephilim were a race of giants created 950,000 years ago from the interbreeding of the Annunaki and the Atlantian culture.\nThe Annunaki had infiltrated Atlantis and convinced this thriving culture that they were in fact their Gods by teaching them an elitist, materialistic distortion of the principals of the Law of One. They were expert geneticists and possessed advanced technologies, which helped them to convince the Atlantians of their superior wisdom and abilities. Their patriarchal society and sexist version of the Law of One, helped to instill the notion that women were subservient to men and should be used for breeding purposes only.\nThe Nephilim, due to their advanced genetics and much larger size quickly began to dominate the less developed human races on the surface. The Nephilim created a highly advanced materialistic culture built on the exploitation of less evolved life forms, about 950,000 years ago. The Annunaki were great geneticist and began experimenting on human/animal life forms, creating terribly distorted mutations, what is known in mythology and legend as Minotuars, Griffins and Centaurs.\nFor about 100,000 years, after the Nephilim race was created, humanity flourished despite these giants dominating culture and aggressive tendencies. Many of the ancient races of man retreated underground to escape the aggressive warlike nature of the Nephilim, creating city-states in large caverns, honeycombed throughout the Earth's crust. Some of these early races were allowed to enter into the protection the Inner Earth sanctuary, through portals guarded by the Priests of Mu. These races became the Inner or Hollow Earth civilizations known as Agartha and other cultures such as the Vril.\nThe Elohim and Ra Confederacy went to great lengths to genetically splice-out the Nephilim genes from the human morphogenetic field, so as to prevent it from taking humanity in a completely different evolutionary path. Although they had to leave the altered and dismantled DNA in the cells as dormant (geneticists have categorized this as Junk DNA) it still allowed humans to Ascend, which is what the Annunaki were trying to prevent.\nBy preventing humanity from Ascending, the Annunaki hoped to enslave the human race into a species that reincarnated over and over again without remembering their past lives or planetary memories. This would allow them to manipulate the entire race through disinformation of a false and distorted version of the Law of One and turn the entire planet into a slave race, to do their bidding.\nHowever what this power struggle produced was essentially a civil war between the Annunaki and the Earth civilizations they influenced and controlled. This civil war ended up destroying the ancient advanced civilization of Atlantis and isolating the Inner or Hollow Earth civilizations from those on the surface. This true history of our planet has been censored, distorted and ridiculed ever since which has allowed the Annunaki and Hollow Earth civilizations to continue to play Gods on our planet ever since.\nThe protection afforded the Inner Earth and Hollow Earth Civilizations, through the portal systems, allowed them to live relatively peaceful lives as opposed to cultures that evolved on the surface, that had to endure countless ET invasions and wars. The Inner Earth civilizations quickly became more technologically and spiritually advanced and although technically still part of the human race for all practical purposes they were considered a breakaway civilization.\nDestruction of Atlantis\nAgain to be as brief as possible while providing enough information for this to make sense to my readers I will give you a Readers Digest version of events after the creation of the Arc of the Covenant and between the Destruction of Atlantis, which was roughly a span of 800,000 years.\nAfter the Treaty of El-Anun and the end of The Thousand Year War, the Earth went through a long geographical and spiritual adjustment period in which for all practical purposes evolution and Ascension came to a grinding halt. The Nephilim were removed from the planet and taken to Sirius A where they joined the remnants of the Annunaki Resistance and Dracos.\nHowever once the Arc of the Covenant was created the higher dimensional Guardian Races began the process of the Third Seeding of Earth. The two primary groups of descendants of humanity that had fled the Earth during The Thousand Year War and still possessed a reasonably pure genetic lineage were the Melchizedeks/Hibiru hybrids known as the Hebrews and the Serres-Egyptians. Both these groups were commissioned by the Elohim, Ra Confederacy and the Palaidorians of HU-2 to participate in the Third Seeding.\nUpon returning to Earth they found that a small group of humanity from the Second Seeding had survived the War, mostly the descendants of the Ur-Antrian race. This groups had survived by moving underground into the large caverns created during the Electric Wars. So a crossbreeding program was orchestrated. even though both the Melchizedek and Serres humans now had some Alien genetics in them.\nThis new race was called the Urtites and they established their presence on Earth about 800,000 years ago. Working with the Inner or Hollow Earth civilizations and the Palaidorians, they created a group of Guardians known as the Priest of Ur. This group lived primarily underground and with the Inner Earth civilizations and served as the Guardians of the Arc of the Covenant.\nThis new race of humanity, called the Urtites, were the common ancestors for many ancient surface civilizations, when the Earth surface once more became habitable around 750,000 years ago. This race established pockets of humanity spread all across the globe from North and South America to Africa and from East Asia to Europe. Around 75,000 years ago the Lemurians developed a sophisticated civilization on a large land mass the Pacific Ocean and around 72,000 years ago the Atlantian civilization began on a large land mass near what is now the Caribbean.\nThe Atlantian culture benefitted from a large population of Annu living among them and their connection and interstellar commerce with their Sirian forefathers. The Lemurian civilization developed trade with their star race ancestors the Pleiadians and both civilizations developed a high degree of technological advancements. The Annu-Melchizedeks brought the true teachings of the Law of One to both cultures.\nAs both cultures thrived under the tutelage from their ancestor star races, the Sirian Council and Ra Confederacy allowed these ancient Alien races to provide new advanced technology in the form of large crystalline powered energy generators to these newly developing Annu, Lemurian, Atlantian and Ur-Antrian human races and taught them how to harness the power of the Earth's core.\nThis new technology allowed humanity in general to thrive and permission was granted by the Elohim and Ra Confederacy to allow power to be drawn from the Sphere of Amenti, through the Arc of the Covenant which would provide these new races of man the ability to accelerate their genetic evolution, use a new form of bio-energetic healing and teleport massive objects immense distances.\nThis new power source fed through the Arc of the Covenant, which was located in Atlantis, provided power to every continent and civilization on the planet. Advancements both spiritual and technological allowed humanity to thrive for over 20,000 years, this was truly the Golden Age of Man. These two civilizations of humans that are only considered legends and myths by our own mainstream education system, developed civilizations that far surpassed our current one in terms of technology, health care, food supply, education, astronomy, science and spirituality.\nBoth Lemuria and Atlantis routinely carried on trade with Aliens from distant star systems. Although they had interstellar space craft their access to Stargates allowed them to simply walk through one to reach the other side of the galaxy. When you realize and recognize that our ancestors had far surpassed our own current civilization, then it will help you to better understand why this information has been hidden from you.\nBecause these civilizations had now grown into such powerful and advanced societies and cultures, the Annunaki Resistance wanted what they had and plotted to cause their downfall. They did this by covertly infiltrating the Atlantean culture about 55,000 years ago, creating genetic and social digression. They began interbreeding with the Sirian-Annu Annunaki and over the course of many generations (the average human life span was 900 years back then) they began to distort the teachings of The Law of One.\nAbout 52,000 years ago the Annunaki Resistance helped their Draco allies to secretly land on Earth in the Lemurian region and set up underground bases. Their Draco allies then began a series of systematic terrorist attacks planned on creating chaos and havoc among the peaceful Lemurians and other neighboring human civilizations, including some Atlantean cultures.\nBefore the Sirian Council could get to the Earth and capture and remove the Draco terrorist assult forces, both Atlantis and Lemurian officials tried to destroy the Draco bases using the crystal energy generators but their plan ended up causing a massive underground explosion that caused the almost complete destruction of Lemuria itself. This utter and complete catastrophe, forced the surviving Lemurians to flee their lands and seek shelter among other human races, spread through out the planet and beneath the surface in Hollow or Inner Earth.\nThe results from this explosion were massive volcanic activity, huge earthquakes and floods and continuous shifting of the tectonic plates of the Earth. These Earth changes in turn caused a mini-ice age and forced almost every human on the surface to retreat underground or to Inner or Hollow Earth civilizations, for help and safety.\nHowever it also, caused most of the Annunaki Resistance and almost all the surviving Dracos to flee the planet as well but severly damaged the Arc of the Covenant. The Elohim and Sirian Council with the help of the Ra Confederacy were able to salvage the Arc and rebuild it but it had to be moved to a more stable location in Egypt. The Arc of the covenant rescue operation and relocation to Egypt happened 51,750 years ago.\nSphere of Amenti\nArc of the Covenant\nThe Sphere of Amenti has been removed from the Earth's core on numerous occasions to protect it and the Earth from destruction. The last time this was done was 849,000 years ago, during the outbreak of The Thousand Year War. The removal of the Sphere of Amenti from the Earth's morphogenetic grid and the results of this lengthy war, caused wide spread surface destruction and an unbalancing of the Earth electro-magnetic grid.\nThe Earth endured a geographical and climatic change and a partial Pole Shift that lead to 85% of the Earth to flood. This caused the extinction of many animals and plants and some humans that were unable to be relocated to other star systems or find shelter beneath the surface or in Hollow Earth. This global catastrophe, which is what the Biblical Flood stories are based upon, put a hold on human evolution.\nBecause the Sphere of Amenti served as a Stargate or portal system to allow genetically and spiritually evolved humans to Ascend to their next evolutionary stage and return to Tara, the original home planet in Harmonic Universe 2, another portal system would have to be created and placed on the Earth, linking to the Sphere of Amenti (hidden in the core of a planet in the Adromeda star system).\nThis new Stargate or portal system was initially called the Arch of the Covenant of Palaidor and later became known as the Arc of the Covenant. However to protect the original genetic strain of humans, that had become tainted by numerous Alien crossbreeding programs over the course of their 250 million year history, the Arc of the Covenant was only used to introduce new humans into the evolutionary process, in other words it became a one way link.\nThis was done, so that only the original pure race of humans could Ascend, thus preventing genetically altered humans created from crossbreeding programs to Ascend. This would allow the genetically altered humans a chance to evolve, become a more spiritually sophisticated, harmonically balanced and genetically pure race however this would of course take time.\nEssentially, this concept, known as the Shield of the Arc, was designed as protection and allowed the Arc to self regulate itself. Once a certain amount of living humans (8% of the total population) achieved a spiritual and genetic purity through crossbreeding with other pure human races, the vibrational grid of the planet would rise and this would allow the Sphere of Amenti to return to the Earth's core.\nThis was a brilliant plan because once the Sphere of Amenti was returned to the Earth's core it would restore the genetic and universal memories of every single human on the planet. Essentially it would create a mass awakening on a global scale of the true nature of humanity and its 250 million year history. But even more importantly it would reveal the hidden information on Ascension mechanics and ALL of humanity would rapidly learn the requirements needed to move to the next level of human evolution.\nAh . . . the best made plans of Mice and Men and Alien Guardian races from the Higher Dimensions.\nWhat must be understood is that for the Sphere of Amenti to return to the Earth's core through the Stargate of the Arc of the Covenant, it would require a tremendous amount of multi-dimensional organization, corporation between numerous higher dimensional races and about 800,000 years of evolution . . . what could possibly go wrong?\nThe Rise of the Egyptian Civilization\nThe relocation of the Arc of the Covenant, 51,750 years ago to Egypt from Atlantis, is what lead to Egypt prospering and becoming a center of trade and spiritual mecca for the followers and practitioners of the Law Of One. The Annu-Melchizedek, Serres-Egyptian and Hebrew races all became the guardians of this ancient portal and energy device, due to their pure genetics.\nThe Arc of the Covenant had to be moved from its location in Atlantis, after the cataclysmic explosion that destroyed the island continent of Lemuria in the Pacific Ocean, 52,000 years ago because the portal tunnel system between these two civilizations had become unstable.\nAs I said above Earth's history gets complicated and confusing because there were two competing factions of Annunaki interlopers in Earth's history. The descendants of a Sirius-Annunaki race that practiced a distorted sexist patriarchal philosophy of the Law of One allied themselves with the Nephilim and Draco Empire and engaged the Elohim in the Thousand Year War. But when that War ended with the Treaty of El-Annu, a new hybrid breed of Annunaki-human was established and allowed to evolve on Earth on the condition that they would embrace the true teachings of the Law of One. This new race of Annunaki hybrid Melchizedek humans were called the Annu and were closely linked to the Sirian Council.\nThe Annunaki that refused to embrace and practice the Law of One, the main instigators in the Thousand Year War, were known as the Annunaki Resistance. This rebel race of Annunaki Resistance were able to influence the newly created Annu race by quietly infiltrating the Atlantian civilization and interbreeding with the Annu, this group became known as the Annu-Templars.\nWhat lead to the construction of the Sphinx and the Giza pyramid was the continued aggressive power struggle between the Annunaki Resistance and their allies the Annu-Templars and the human races both on the surface and the Inner-Earth Civilizations. These Inner Earth Civilizations were protected by portal defense (stargates) systems but the Annunaki Resistance had gained technology that would potentially allow them to circumvent these defenses.\nThis lead to the Annunaki of the Sirian Council to petition the Interdimensional Association of Free Worlds for permission to make a show of strength on Earth and to offer the Inner Earth Civilization and the surface civilizations protection from the growing Annunaki Resistance. Permission was granted and the Sirian-Acturian Coalition for Interplanetary Defense was called in to assist the Annunaki with this mission.\nThe first goal was to construct a base of operations over the portal that lead directly to the Inner Earth Civilization in Egypt, this was the location for the Sphinx. During the same time another massive base was constructed over the portal that lead direct to The Arc of the Covenant, this was the Giza Pyramid.\nThe Sphinx was constructed to serve as a fortification and storage facility, which housed the ancient records and texts of early human history and the energy transmitting machines that were linked to the Arc of the Covenant and the smaller Ankhs that were used for construction tools and healing purposes. It was built as a tribute to the ancient Annunaki Gods, with the head of an Annunaki warrior on the body of Leonine. The Leonine's were an ancient superior bi-pedal feline race that was instrumental in the development of early Annunaki civilization.\nIt is important to note that the Ankhs were only tools that drew their energy from the Arc of the Covenant. These tools were designed to use the natural laws of inter-dimensional energy mechanics to synthesize high frequency energy waves which provided the Ankhs with the power to reverse gravitational polarity and manipulate particles within the morphogenetic fields of Earth's matter, such as rock. In effect, it allowed one to manipulate rock into any shape or form and moved it effortlessly. The Ankhs also were used for weather modulators, healing devices and inter-dimensional transport devices.\nThe next major construction and fortification was the Great Pyramid of Giza which was situated directly over the portal opening to the Arc of the Covenant, this happened in 46,459 BC. However it has been rebuilt twice since then due to flooding and earthquake damage, once in 10,500 BC and again in 9,000 BC, with minor reconstruction at various other times. It was not constructed as a tomb, despite what Egyptologists would have us believe.\nThe main purpose for its construction was to serve as a massive fortification for the Arc of the Covenant's portal to the Sphere of Amenti, which at that time was hidden in the Andromeda star system and to serve as an inter-dimensional teleportation center.\nIt was designed basically as machine or device to be used as a Harmonic Resonance Chamber that could pull energy from deep space. It did this by using a very large Ankh positioned beneath the capstone to draw energy directly from the core of the planet Sirius B.\nWhen it was built both the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Arc of the Covenant were situated on the Earth's geographical center point, within the energy vortex that represented the \"Heart Charkra\" within the Earth's planetary bio-energetic system. By creating a Harmonic Resonance Chamber within an inter-dimensional vortex it allowed for instantaneous transportation from Sirius B and other star systems to Earth should the Arc come under attack. This gave the Sirian Council and Galactic Federation fleets a great advantage.\nWhile the Pyramid remained in operation as an interstellar teleportation center, it served as the greatest deterrent to an Annunaki Resistance and Draco Empire invasion. The pyramid served its purpose as an interstellar teleportation center for over 20,000 years, until an explosion in Atlantis knocked the Earth off its axis and misaligned the vortex. This lead once again to having the Sphere of Amenti removed from the Earth's core.\nKrista Raisa & The Sphere of Amenti\nWhile the video below is not a vast wealth of knowledge, I'm sharing it with you as an example of how our younger generation is already awake and years ahead of the older generations in terms of spiritual evolution.\nAshayana Deane's early work is consistently well presented however her videos and interviews lack cohesion and are not what I would call fluid. She has a vast amount of information, knowledge and wisdom to share and if you can find and purchase her books at a reasonable price I highly recommend them but her videos may turn some people off.\nRelated Articles by this Author\n- Full Disclosure MUST Happen For Ascension!\nFull Disclosure of the Secret Space Program, the existence of Aliens and UFOs is a must for mankind to move the next level of human evolution and usher in the New Golden Age of Man on planet Earth.\n- Secret Space Programs, Full Disclosure & Break Away Civilizations, Is There A Solution?\nFully Disclosing The Cabals secret technological enslavement of the human race and exposing their crimes against humanity will encourage mankind to create their own Break Away Society and Ascend!\n- Montauk, America's Greatest Unknown Conspiracy\nA look into the strange events surrounding Montauk Pont, Long Island New York, time travel, Nazi influences, mind control and black magic, while leaving no stone unturned.\n- Iapetus, The Seed Ship of Life\nLearn about the anomalous features of Iapetus one of Saturn's Moons and decide for yourself if this is a natural part of our solar system of an artificial construction and/or Mother Ship.\n- Piri Reis Map Evidence of Past Polar Shifts\nThis article explores the Piri Reis Map and lost civilizations. Past Polar Shifts, ice ages and how they came to be. How these ancient people could have possible been aware of these mysteries and how they pertain to modern times.\nFall Of Man and Full Disclosure\nOne of the main reasons for so much confusion concerning our planet's history is that the creation of the Earth was part of a complex plan to save millions of souls that had become isolated from their planetary morphogenic grid in the Harmonic Universe-2, directly above us in the evolutionary ladder. This is what the Bible refers to as the Fall of Man, which in essence didn't happen in our Universe or on the planet Earth and actually occurred before the Earth even existed.\nWhen reviewing myths, legends and stories of our ancient past one must consider that history is often described by those in control (or the victors) to be slanted in favor of only the information they wish to share. If you wanted to prevent any culture or group of people from learning the truth about their Guardians would you not portray them in the least favorable light?\nThe Elohim have often been described as fallen angels but could this not be disinformation propagated by those in power to prevent humanity from recognizing the true nature and role they have had with humanities existence on Earth?\nBe that as it may, considering the vast amount of information now being presented to the common man through books, videos and the internet, it is becoming increasingly evident that a Full Disclosure Event is right around the corner. Surely, if I can learn the secret history of mankind through just the normal channels of information available to the average human, we cannot be to far from experiencing a data dump that would reveal to everyone the true nature of the human condition.\nThis is exciting times to be living in and regardless of anyone's spiritual evolution, a data dump on the internet exposing the truth behind the centuries of control by The Cabal, disclosing of information in regard to Secret Space Programs, our Hollow or Inner Earth ancestors and the true history of mankind, will invariably raise the level of human intelligence and provide the impetus for a spiritual rebirth of the human condition.\nAccording to the numerous sources of information I rely on for most of my articles, this kind of mass awakening is already in progress and like the 100 Monkey Theory, once a certain percentage of the Earth's population attains a soul awakening it becomes a cascading affect that will propel humanity into the next level of human evolution and eventual Ascension.\nThis is one of the main reasons I write these kinds of articles Giza Pyramid & The Sphinx Their True History and Purpose to help us all explore the truth of our condition here on the planet Earth. It also helps me to clarify my own thinking by putting my thoughts into a written format that anyone can understand.\nMy library is vast and contains more information than any one person can fully absorb but by sharing this information with others and getting their feedback we can explore these ideas together and hopefully produce some wisdom that will help guide us all on our journey. If you have made it this far, I thank you for reading this article, which took nearly a month of writing and editing to achieve.\n© 2016 somethgblue",
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To shed some light on the topic, we called up a few climate change experts and ski industry insiders to get their take on the biggest misunderstandings people have when it comes to climate and how it affects snowsports. Hereâs what we found.\nMisconception: It seems like winter is bringing bigger storms with more snow, so climate change must not be real.\nReality: âA warming world means less precipitation will fall as snow than in the past, with midwinter drizzles becoming more frequent,â said Auden Schendler, senior vice president of sustainability at Aspen Skiing Company and author of the book, Getting Green Done. âBut because a hotter atmosphere holds more water, when it does dump, it could be all-time.â So, just because youâre experiencing an epic winter with feet upon feet of snowfall, that doesnât mean climate change isnât happening.\nMisconception: Changing temperatures are just natural variation, not related to human contributions to a changing climate.\nReality: There are certainly natural cycles of warming and cooling on our planet, but research shows thereâs no doubt that human impact has caused the current warming. âSome people think that humans are playing only a small part or no part,â said Max Boykoff, director at the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research at the University of Colorado. âThatâs simply not true. From how we get around, to how we use energy in our homes, to how we grow our food, it is our impact.â\nMisconception: Ski areas have found other ways to make money, so they donât have to worry about climate change.\nReality: Itâs true that ski resorts have created alternate revenue streams, like boosting summer recreation offerings and increasing profits from food and drink, real estate and events. Part of the reason theyâve done this is because ski seasons are becoming less predictable and ski resorts know they need to become year-round, all-season destinations if theyâre going to survive. âScience shows the effects and results of climate change; the balance sheet shows us what we stand to lose as an industry,â said Adrienne Saia Isaac, spokesperson for the National Ski Areas Association, the trade organization for ski resorts owners and operators. âNot to lessen the fact that this is the biggest existential crisis of our time and preserving the outdoors for both future generations and the overall health of the planet is the biggest priority in this effort.â\nMisconception: In terms of reducing their impact, ski resorts are just changing light bulbs and arenât actually impacting meaningful change.\nReality: Itâs true that ski resorts donât have a one-size-fits-all approach to fighting climate change. But portions of the ski industry have long been outspoken advocates and the broader industry is also beginning to expand its efforts. For example, the National Ski Areas Association has been supporting and advising on climate legislation for decades; Colorado Ski Country and other associations came out publicly in support of climate-friendly legislation and regulation last year; and Ski New Hampshire and Ski Vermont have been working hard at the federal level for climate legislation. The list goes on. âI think the power that ski areas haveâthe power of messaging and igniting passion for a place and the power to do something about a problemâcan be a game-changer for both ski-area employees and guests who care about the effects of climate change,â Isaac said. âThe reach of a ski area to an impassioned base of outdoor enthusiasts is what can help move the needle.â\nMisconception: Snowmaking is both the problem and the solution.\nReality: Big ski resorts rely on snowmaking more than ever to help create a base if early-season snowfall doesnât arrive. And yes, traditional snowmaking machines require a lot of water and energy resources, as well as cold temperatures that sometimes arenât even possible. Snowmaking has been around since before scientists recognized the climate crisis, but itâs changed and improved a lot over the decades, becoming more efficient and using fewer resources. âSki areas are working with their local utilities to power or offset their snowmaking operations with renewable energy, and snowmaking companies are increasingly investigating new automated technologies to make the processes more efficient,â Isaac said.\nMisconception: Iâm just one person. I canât do anything to help this massive issue.\nReality: âThere are so many ways we can change the path weâre on,â Boykoff said. âFrom every meal we eat to every decision we make about how we get around to how we use energy where we work, at home, and what kinds of companies we support. And especially how we vote. The scale of the challenges feels big, and the best way to address them is through large-scale shifts. But itâs important to remember that our everyday decisions matter, too.â\nMisconception: The best thing I can do to combat climate change is recycle, drive less and eat less meat.\nReality: Individual actions can add up to make a big difference. But according to Mario Molina, executive director of the nonprofit organization Protect Our Winters, itâs also important to tell âour elected officials we want to see large-scale systemic changes, like carbon pricing, more renewable technology and electric vehicles.â Hereâs how to get started.\nMisconception: Itâs too late to do anything. Weâre doomed.\nReality: âThereâs an old proverb: âThe best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now,ââ Boykoff said. âWe could have done all kinds of things in the past that would have lessened the burden now. But there are all kinds of things we can be doing now that will lessen the burden in the future. Itâs not too late. 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Thus we have to select indicator that will allow titration of either only first proton, or two protons - and calculate reaction stoichiometry aaccordingly. Even then determination won't be easy - see titration curve below.\nTitration curves of polyprotic acids, presented below, show these problems.\n0.1M solution of sulfuric acid titrated with 0.1M solution of strong base. pKa1=-3, pKa2=2. Titration curve calculated with BATE - pH calculator.\nSulfuric acid - while its second proton is much less acidic than the first one - is strong enough so that both protons get titrated together. There is only one, nice and high steep part of the titration curve. Everything that was told about indicator selection for titration of strong acids still holds.\n0.1M solution of maleic acid titrated with 0.1M solution of strong base. pKa1=1.83, pKa2=6.07. Titration curve calculated with BATE - pH calculator.\nCarefully selecting both pKa values we can calculate better titration curve, with two almost identical end points. However, this is curve of a real substance - maleic acid. Curve at the first inflection point is not steep enough to be used for end point determination.\n0.1M solution of citric acid titrated with 0.1M solution of strong base. pKa1=3.13, pKa2=4.76, pKa3=6.40. Titration curve calculated with BATE - pH calculator.\nCitric acid has three relatively similar dissociation constants, thus instead of giving three (or at least two) separate end points, it has a long ramp, at which buffering effect of the first and second dissociation steps doesn't allow for fast rise of pH.\n0.1M solution of phosphoric acid titrated with 0.1M solution of strong base. pKa1=2.15, pKa2=7.20, pKa3=12.35. Titration curve calculated with BATE - pH calculator.\nIn the case of phosphoric acid first two protons are similar in strength to protons in maleic acid, thus initially titration curve looks similar, with two separate end points. Third dissociation constant is so small, that even after adding large excess of 0.1M titrant over 20% of the acid is in the form of HPO42-.\nNote, that in almost all titration curves presented above, pH changes close to the end point are relatively slow compared to the titration curves of monoprotic acids (even weak, monoprotic acid). That means it is very difficult to precisely determine the end point of the titration.\nWhile in many cases more then one end point makes titration difficult, it allows simultaneous determination of NaOH and Na2CO3 in one solution in so called Warder titration.\nWarder titration - solution of 0.1M NaOH and 0.1M Na2CO3 titrated with 0.1M solution of strong acid. Carbonic acid dissociation constants: pKa1=6.37, pKa2=10.25.\nSolution of sodium hydroxide and disodium carbonate contains three bases - OH-, CO32- and HCO3-. First two are much stronger, so they are neutralized first. First equivalence point is at pH 8.31, almost exactly at pH where phenolphthalein starts (or - in this case - ceases) to be visible. Second end point is at pH 4.03, right in the middle of methyl orange color change pH range.\nAt the first equivalence point we have a solution of NaHCO3, its pH can be calculated - using formula derived in the lecture on pH of amphiprotic salt - as average of pKa1 and pKa2. pH of the second end point is calculated simply as result of the dissociation of carbonic acid.\nDuring titration of the mixture we first add phenolphthalein to the solution and titrate it till pink color disappears, noting the first end point volume (let's call it V1). Then we add methyl orange and titrate solution to the intermediate color of the indicator. Let's call the second end point volume V2.\nV1 is the volume of titrant that was necessary for completion of two reactions:\nNaOH + HCl â NaCl + H2O\nNa2CO3 + HCl â NaCl + NaHCO3\nV2-V1 is the hydrogen carbonate protonation:\nNaHCO3 + HCl â NaCl + H2O + CO2\nObviously V2-V1 can be directly used to calculate amount of the carbonate present in the original solution. V1 reflects a sum of NaOH and Na2CO3. As we know V2-V1 is the volume needed for Na2CO3 protonation, we can easily calculate that 2V1-V2 is the volume of the titrant necessary to neutralize just NaOH.\nNote, that Warder titration requires high accuracy of the end point detection, as curve near the equivalence point is not too steep and pH changes are relatively slow.\nPage was last modified on June 09 2009, 11:21:08.",
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