As channeled by Marlene Swetlishoff/Tsu-tana – January 20, 2013

http://www.therainbowscribe.com/hilarion2013.htm

Beloved Ones,

As you move forward upon your individual path, you will notice the subtle changes occurring within your own bodies and energetic systems and you will marvel at the role of conduit you are playing. The energies flow through you at certain periods of each day and radiate out into the World around you. This then, is the contribution you are making to bring in the higher frequencies and in anchoring these upon and within the Earth, no matter the seeming chaos around you.

Your work has shifted to that of co-creator of your new Age of Light. Your every thought, word and deed is being brought into higher expression as you surrender your human will to Divine Will and daily intend to align with your higher, more refined Self. We are happy to see that there is now more acceptance, tolerance and forgiveness of self and others as you realize that each has their own path to follow and you remember your own journey into becoming and encourage those around you to open themselves to their greater potentials.

As the growth within those around you takes place, know that your presence amongst them is most important in the stabilizing and calming of the polarities that must be experienced within each individual and which is reflected in the outer World as shifting energies, as their alignment to a higher expression of themselves continues to take place. It is at this time that your continued intention to hold the Light and the highest vision for all is most needed. It can at times be quite challenging, for you are having to still experience the expressions of the old paradigm that have not yet transformed and you long for the outer reflection of the World around you to match the being of Light that you are.

Be patient with yourselves and give nurturance as needed. As your bodies continue in their transformation, listen to your inner promptings. Rest when you must in order to maintain greater equilibrium. Many of you are requiring long periods of sleep and this is assisting in your recalibration. You are helping when you do this at the inner levels in so many ways and at so many different levels that you would be greatly surprised if remembrance of this came to you.

The refining of your World and your physical vehicles will continue until all is transformed and you now know that your focus does make a great difference in creating the highest outcome. All that is required is that you live your life experiencing the greatest joy and laughter in the lightness of your being, with all shadows still remaining having no place to hide and therefore being brought into integration with all that you are, and all of it, ALL of it, Dear Ones, is now a stepping into a greater power. Well done!

Until next week…

I AM Hilarion

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Here is energy that - unlike the nuclear sort - can hopefuly be used in a clean, safe way.

UK scientists to mimic plants to make zero-carbon fuel

By Nina Chestney | Reuters – 10 hrs ago

LONDON (Reuters) - British scientists seeking to tap more efficient forms of solar power are exploring how to mimic the way plants transform sunlight into energy and produce hydrogen to fuel vehicles.

They will join other researchers around the world studying artificial photosynthesis as governments seek to cut greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels.

The research will use synthetic biology to replicate the process by which plants concentrate solar energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, which is then released into the atmosphere.

"We will build a system for artificial photosynthesis by placing tiny solar panels on microbes," said lead researcher Julea Butt at the University of East Anglia (UEA).

"These will harness sunlight and drive the production of hydrogen, from which the technologies to release energy on demand are well-advanced."

Hydrogen is a zero-emission fuel which can power vehicles or be transformed into electricity.

"We imagine that our photocatalysts will prove versatile and that with slight modification they will be able to harness solar energy for the manufacture of carbon-based fuels, drugs and fine chemicals," she added.

The 800,000 pound project will be undertaken by scientists from UEA and Cambridge and Leeds universities.

The scientists believe copying photosynthesis could be more efficient in harnessing the sun's energy than existing solar converters.

CUTTING CO2

Many countries have deployed at least one kind of renewable energy, such as solar, wind power or biofuels, or use a mixture to see which becomes most competitive with fossil fuels.

But as carbon dioxide emissions continue to rise, some experts argue more extreme methods are needed to keep the average rise in global temperatures below 2 degrees Celsius this century, a threshold scientists say would avoid the most harmful effects of climate change.

"Many renewable energy supplies, such as sunlight, wind and the waves, remain largely untapped resources. This is mainly due to the challenges that exist in converting these energy forms into fuels from which energy can be released on demand," said Butt.

Some of the more extreme methods which are being studied are controversial, such as removing large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and geo-engineering techniques such as blocking sunlight using artificial clouds or mirrors in space.

Such technology is far from being employed on a large scale and the costs are enormous.

Critics argue these techniques manipulate the climate, are too costly, take too long to prove and governments should concentrate on more mainstream renewable energy sources.

Last year, British scientists abandoned a 1.6 million pound experiment to test the possibility of spraying particles into the upper atmosphere to stem global warming.

(Editing by David Cowell)

GOD BLESS YOU

~Mike~

http://www.countryvalues65.com

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Here is energy that - unlike the nuclear sort - can hopefuly be used in a clean, safe way.

UK scientists to mimic plants to make zero-carbon fuel

By Nina Chestney | Reuters – 10 hrs ago

LONDON (Reuters) - British scientists seeking to tap more efficient forms of solar power are exploring how to mimic the way plants transform sunlight into energy and produce hydrogen to fuel vehicles.

They will join other researchers around the world studying artificial photosynthesis as governments seek to cut greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels.

The research will use synthetic biology to replicate the process by which plants concentrate solar energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, which is then released into the atmosphere.

"We will build a system for artificial photosynthesis by placing tiny solar panels on microbes," said lead researcher Julea Butt at the University of East Anglia (UEA).

"These will harness sunlight and drive the production of hydrogen, from which the technologies to release energy on demand are well-advanced."

Hydrogen is a zero-emission fuel which can power vehicles or be transformed into electricity.

"We imagine that our photocatalysts will prove versatile and that with slight modification they will be able to harness solar energy for the manufacture of carbon-based fuels, drugs and fine chemicals," she added.

The 800,000 pound project will be undertaken by scientists from UEA and Cambridge and Leeds universities.

The scientists believe copying photosynthesis could be more efficient in harnessing the sun's energy than existing solar converters.

CUTTING CO2

Many countries have deployed at least one kind of renewable energy, such as solar, wind power or biofuels, or use a mixture to see which becomes most competitive with fossil fuels.

But as carbon dioxide emissions continue to rise, some experts argue more extreme methods are needed to keep the average rise in global temperatures below 2 degrees Celsius this century, a threshold scientists say would avoid the most harmful effects of climate change.

"Many renewable energy supplies, such as sunlight, wind and the waves, remain largely untapped resources. This is mainly due to the challenges that exist in converting these energy forms into fuels from which energy can be released on demand," said Butt.

Some of the more extreme methods which are being studied are controversial, such as removing large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and geo-engineering techniques such as blocking sunlight using artificial clouds or mirrors in space.

Such technology is far from being employed on a large scale and the costs are enormous.

Critics argue these techniques manipulate the climate, are too costly, take too long to prove and governments should concentrate on more mainstream renewable energy sources.

Last year, British scientists abandoned a 1.6 million pound experiment to test the possibility of spraying particles into the upper atmosphere to stem global warming.

(Editing by David Cowell)

I agree that concentrating on more mainstream methods are more plausible. Besides, haven't these scientists heard about HAARP and chemtrails yet? Nature has been producing strong, violent storms the past few years. In the wake of these storms large amounts of energy has been exerted. I believe that it would be less expensive to study the aftermath of areas where these storms or eruptions have occured and search for latent energy left behind, tap into that reserve energy and devise a way to harness that with a type of centrifuge which would create a perpetual motion renewing the energy on a continuous renewal process. Our biggest problem is that we always look for the most complicated way of doing things rather than taking a common sense approach to our problems. As an example, when something does not work anymore, we throw it away, instead of fixing it and making it work. Tons of trash are hauled to the various Landfills each day. The more trash that is dumped and covered over, the more Methane gas is produced. Many Landfills in the United States have converted this methane into energy, however many more just burn it off into the atmosphere. Using synthetic biology to replicate the process by which plants concentrate solar energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen sounds feasable, however what types of synthetics are they talking about. Synthetics are Chemicals, and most chemicals are harmful to human beings. By trying to find a cleaner energy source, they may be creating a system much worse then our current choices. Naturals sources are just that, Natural. Synthetic choices are man made in laboratories. Where will the by-products go? Of course, most of these laboratories are located by a river or stream. So, while creating a cleaner source of energy, they will be once again poisoning the fish that we eat.

GOD BLESS YOU

~Mike~

http://www.countryvalues65.com

Obama embraces progressive agenda in second inaugural address

By Liz Goodwin, Yahoo! News | The Ticket – 3 hrs ago

President Barack Obama delivered a forceful defense of the nation's safety net programs, and vowed to expand gay rights and tackle the problem of climate change in his second inaugural address Monday afternoon.

The speech was a bolder and more specific defense of the president's liberal governing vision than the address he gave four years ago. For his first inaugural address, Obama stuck to a broader outline of his ideals and called on politicians to overcome partisan differences and work together in the face of economic crisis.

On national television and before a crowd of hundreds of thousands of spectators who descended on the Mall, Obama staunchly reiterated his belief that gay people should be allowed to marry.

"Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law–-for if we are truly created equal, then surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well," Obama said. He also mentioned the gay rights Stonewall Riots of the 1960s in the same breath as the Selma civil rights marches.

In the same section of the speech, the president made oblique references to gun violence, equal pay for women and immigration reform. He called for "all our children, from the streets of Detroit to the hills of Appalachia to the quiet lanes of Newtown" to be kept safe from harm.

The president did make a plea for bipartisanship and unity. "My fellow Americans, we are made for this moment, and we will seize it — so long as we seize it together," Obama said.

Earlier in the speech, Obama said to avoid the problem of climate change would "betray our children and future generations," signaling he may also make that issue a key piece of his second-term agenda. He abandoned efforts during his first term to push for so-called "cap and trade" legislation to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

The president challenged critics who have argued that the government must reduce its spending and cut back on social welfare programs, including Obama's health care reform law. Obama said that the country must reduce its deficit, but that the nation must work to protect equality of opportunity, in what seemed to be a reference to his battles with congressional Republicans over taxing and spending.

"We are true to our creed when a little girl born into the bleakest poverty knows that she has the same chance to succeed as anybody else, because she is an American, she is free, and she is equal, not just in the eyes of God but also in our own," he said.

Obama argued that the nation's entitlement programs make America stronger because they protect this chance at equality. "We recognize that no matter how responsibly we live our lives, any one of us, at any time, may face a job loss, or a sudden illness, or a home swept away in a terrible storm," Obama said. "The commitments we make to each other–-through Medicare, and Medicaid, and Social Security--these things do not sap our initiative; they strengthen us. They do not make us a nation of takers; they free us to take the risks that make this country great."

The president also warned in the 2,095-word speech that the country cannot succeed if a "shrinking few" succeed economically while the middle class suffers.

The president vows to "give meaning to our freedom" in his 2nd Inaugural address.