OK DU Astrologers...what the hell does all this mean?

DeLay, Roberts, Miller, Libby Brownie, the whole freaking mess! I can't make ANY sense out of all this crap, there are too many players and too many roles. Does anyone have a handle on this? What the hecks going on? :shrug:

then go to her blog, and read the top 2 or 3 items. You will find much of value there -- and the best part, it keeps on Going and Going, for quite a stretch.

Good luck, governor

Here's the link. When you get there click on Blog

http://starlightnews.com

I just love her site and visit there for insite on everything. :)

Does this mean that the eclipse will occur on 10/19?

This would be so good! And check out my thread too on the message I got earlier this morning!

one third on the way through the sign.

Looked at the wrong ephemeris.

a friend told this to me today regarding *'s chart and the eclipse. on the 17th in particular, and 3-4 days before that. including revealment of his drinking, and notably, cocaine.

he was right on with Sept, he had said the last two weeks of Sept were going to be rough for *, especially the last week. hmmm.

in the House. He is lame duck at this point. Was reading there is NO WAY he's gonna be able to rape social security at this point. I don't see how he can continue to "justify" his illegal and immoral war for much longer either. Oh, and the environment. We have GOT to stop that carnage.

So much to do to clean up after the worst loser who EVER occupied the Whitehouse.

Let it be.

I can't wait. Does your friend see anything with the Fitzgerald case? Could everything happen at once bad for Bush? With alochol, drugs, the Plame/Wilson case etc...

Moon moves to make dazzling ring


A dark shadow is about to be thrown over much of Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East in an annular eclipse.
Monday will see the Moon sweep across the face of the Sun for a dazzling display of celestial mechanics.

An annular eclipse is less spectacular than a total solar eclipse because the sky never goes completely black; but it should, nonetheless, be quite a show.

In the right places, skywatchers should see a blazing ring of fire surround the Moon's disc.

Once again, though, astronomers are urging those without the proper viewing equipment not to look directly at the Sun with the naked eye; blindness could result.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4299074.stm