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1773.1 | | VERGA::STANLEY | what a long strange trip it's been | Sat Dec 05 1992 15:01 | 1 |
| I'm a Genimi ... what's up, Carole?
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1773.3 | FYI -- a Politically correct Eclipse? | ELMAGO::AWILLETO | R U Green? | Mon Dec 07 1992 11:40 | 58 |
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Article: 2827
From: [email protected] (UPI)
Newsgroups: clari.tw.space,clari.news.goodnews,clari.news.weather
Subject: 'Shame-on-Columbus' eclipse coming: astronomer
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 92 15:13:51 PST
MIAMI (UPI) -- A Miami astronomer Monday named the upcoming
lunar eclipse the ``Shame On You, Christopher Columbus Eclipse''
because of its historical significance.
Jack Horkheimer, Executive Director of the Miami Space Transit
Planetarium said the Dec. 9 event is a repeat of a similar eclipse the
Italian explorer used to ``extort provisions from native Americans.''
``Back in 1504 when Columbus was marooned in what is now St.
Anne's Bay, Jamaica and extremely short on supplies, he decided he
would frighten the natives into giving him anything he wanted,''
Horkheimer said. ``Using his German almanac, he summoned the
chieftains to a meeting on the afternoon of February 29th knowing
that a total lunar eclipse would occur a few hours later.
``Columbus told the chieftains that God observed with
disapproval how negligent they were in bringing provisions to His
chosen ones. Therefore God would presently send them a clear token
from heaven of the punishment they were about to receive.''
Horkeimer said a repeat of the 75-minute eclipse that natives
observed that evening will begin at 6:07 p.m. EST, and be most
spectacular in North and South America from a line drawn east of the
Mississippi River.
``They'll see a bit of it on the west coast, but Hawaii's not
going to see it,'' he said.
A lunar eclipse occurs when Earth is aligned directly between
the Sun and the full Moon.
Horkheimer said the Moon could turn various shades of red as
Earth's shadow flows across its surface at speeds of more than 2,000 mph.
The redness occurs from sunlight filtering through Earth's atmosphere.
``The Indians were so frightened, that with great howling...
they came running to the ship, laden with provisions, beseeching
(Columbus) to intercede,'' Horkeimer said. ``So it seems like almost
cosmic justice that during the last month of the 500th anniversary of
a man of great ego and small principle that the heavens themselves are
proclaiming that Columbus was not such a nice guy after all by staging
a lunar eclipse that will appear almost exactly like the one in 1504.''
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1773.4 | Hm...deja vu | TNPUBS::PAINTER | worlds beyond this | Mon Dec 07 1992 12:59 | 6 |
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Shades of "A Connecticut Yankee in King Author's court!"
Any connection, by chance?
Cindy
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1773.5 | More info | MAYES::FRETTS | at the turning point... | Tue Dec 08 1992 15:11 | 10 |
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The effects of a lunar eclipse usually last about 3 months. Solar
eclipse effects can last from 6 months to a year, generally. If you
have your birthchart, see where 18 degrees of Gemini falls. This
area will be sensitized for about 3 months. Depending on what house
it occurs in, if any planets are aspected, and if you have any
transits/progressions to the eclipse degree, you can determine what
kind of impact this eclipse could have on you.
Carole
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1773.6 | Bye folks ? | DCOPST::BRIANH::NAYLOR | Knowledge is naught without wisdom | Tue Dec 08 1992 15:28 | 5 |
| Wish I hadn't read this one .....
The eclipse in gemini hits my Jupiter right about next week, in the
house of my career. Major and sudden changes expected here, especially
with a tfso coming ... :-(
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1773.7 | | MAYES::FRETTS | at the turning point... | Tue Dec 08 1992 15:33 | 11 |
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Brian,
I wouldn't look at this negatively! Having the eclipse hit your
Jupiter in the 10th house could very well indicate some new
opportunities coming your way over the 3 month period after the
eclipse. Keep your options open and stay aware of what is out
there. If I were having this scenario in my own chart, I'd be
very optimistic!
Carole
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1773.8 | | ASABET::ESOMS | Manifesting a Dream | Tue Dec 08 1992 18:30 | 7 |
| Carole,
I need a class to understand the astrology terminology. What
does one look for on their chart to find 18 degrees of Gemini
or figure it out in language an 8 year old could figure out?
Joanne
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1773.9 | | PLAYER::BROWNL | Really? Well there's a thing... | Wed Dec 09 1992 03:45 | 14 |
| RE: <<< Note 1773.7 by MAYES::FRETTS "at the turning point..." >>>
� I wouldn't look at this negatively! Having the eclipse hit your
� Jupiter in the 10th house could very well indicate some new
� opportunities coming your way over the 3 month period after the
� eclipse. Keep your options open and stay aware of what is out
� there. If I were having this scenario in my own chart, I'd be
� very optimistic!
On the other hand, it could indicate absolutely nothing apart from the
fact that stars and planets constantly move their positions relative to
the earth.
Laurie.
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1773.11 | | HOO78C::ANDERSON | I'll think about that tomorrow. | Wed Dec 09 1992 09:26 | 6 |
| >remember that everyone has an eclipse every month. it's called a "new"
>moon.
But that is not the moon being eclipsed by the Earth's shadow.
Jamie.
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1773.12 | | MAYES::FRETTS | at the turning point... | Wed Dec 09 1992 09:26 | 26 |
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Hi Joanne,
Not having your chart handy, I don't know where this occurs
for you. Here is the symbol for Gemini:
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Look at your chart and see what house cusp(s) (the lines of the
pie shapes) it corresponds to. There is a possibility that
Gemini might be intercepted, meaning it falls between two house
cusps so it is not reflected on the cusps themselves.
Each sign is 30 degrees. Once you locate where Gemini is in
your chart, just look at the larger number next to it to get
an idea at what degree the cusp starts at and count either
forward or backward (or if intercepted, it will fall almost
smack in the middle).
It's difficult to describe if you are not familiar with the
chart wheel, and we don't have it in front of us.
Carole
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1773.13 | | VERGA::STANLEY | what a long strange trip it's been | Wed Dec 09 1992 09:33 | 6 |
| Hey Carole,
Do you remember where it falls on my chart? I lost it. I'd like to
have another done though sometime.... when you're not too busy.
mary
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1773.14 | | MAYES::FRETTS | at the turning point... | Wed Dec 09 1992 11:30 | 6 |
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No Mary, I don't remember where it falls exactly. Sorry.
If only I could just hook up to my Mac from here! ;^)
Carole
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1773.15 | | VERGA::STANLEY | what a long strange trip it's been | Wed Dec 09 1992 11:34 | 4 |
| ... the miracles of modern technology.... :-)
I'd really appreciate it if you could check it out for me....
.... something's up, Carole... do you feel it?
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1773.16 | | DCOPST::BRIANH::NAYLOR | Knowledge is naught without wisdom | Wed Dec 09 1992 12:04 | 6 |
| Yes, Carole, everything can be viewed in either light. When I was
looking at this, however, I was in my sickbed trying to balance an NEC
laptop while resisting the urge to cough and make my throat feel even
worse! It's hard to remain positive all the time ;-)
Brian
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1773.17 | | MAYES::FRETTS | at the turning point... | Wed Dec 09 1992 12:09 | 5 |
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Take care of yourself, Brian.
Carole
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1773.18 | | VERGA::STANLEY | what a long strange trip it's been | Wed Dec 09 1992 12:56 | 2 |
| ... and try to stay positive... I know.. it's really hard to do
sometimes.
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1773.19 | Who Else viewed this? | WMOIS::MAZURKA | Son_of_the_Swagger | Wed Dec 09 1992 21:12 | 7 |
| I just got thru with watchin the Full_Moon/Eclipes.
From my View_Point in Northen_Mass. It took about an Hour and 45 Mins.
The Reflected side of the Moon started on it's left side at around
7pm and completed to a Full_Shinin_Moon at Around 8:45.
It was ......Some_Thin_Else.
Al
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1773.20 | neat | TPTEST::GLANTZ | Mike @TAY 227-4299 TP Eng Littleton | Thu Dec 10 1992 06:23 | 3 |
| I saw about the first 2/3 of it, and it was the clearest lunar eclipse
I've had the chance to observe. Beautiful. I didn't remember to try to
tune in for spiritual energy. Did any else "hear" anything?
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1773.21 | | VERGA::STANLEY | what a long strange trip it's been | Thu Dec 10 1992 09:07 | 1 |
| I did magick during the eclipse... a beautiful spell it was too..
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1773.22 | It's gonna be alright!! | ODIXIE::LEWIS | | Thu Dec 10 1992 09:11 | 22 |
| I entered the original note. I found out on Monday that I will be
TFSO'd next week. I am divorced and raising four boys alone yet I
still feel very positive about my path and am truly excited about
being challenged and motivated again. I feel a lot of complacency at
DEC right now. The morale around here has been worse than any
place I've ever worked. I've tried to stay on top of everything but no
one seems to care about their jobs anymore and the environment has been
so unproductive.
I have the chance to build again and feel happy that I'll have some
positive things happen in 1993. We do have to create our own
opportunities and remain steadfast in faith and grounded in love. In
the end all things work out and we are always so limited by what we see
in the present without really looking down the road 20 years or so when
the picture will be much more complete. I like tapestries and often
compare my life to one. This is just on thread of many that will
create a beautiful masterpiece one day.
Remember...yesterday has passed beyond our reach-we can't cling to it,
tomorrow is no more than a hopeful dream, we can't always count on it,
but today is a coin in eternity's treasure...we have to rejoice in it.
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1773.24 | | MAGEE::FRETTS | at the turning point... | Thu Dec 10 1992 11:29 | 6 |
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RE: .22
Wishing you much happiness!
Carole
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1773.25 | re: .22, all the best | DWOVAX::STARK | In a hurry; don't know why | Thu Dec 10 1992 12:01 | 12 |
| Gawd ! Four boys and one parent !
You've got my highest respect.
Glad you can see the positives in it.
I'd probably be sitting in a corner, cutting out paper dolls and
singing nursery rhymes to myself.
best of luck,
todd
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1773.26 | | VERGA::STANLEY | what a long strange trip it's been | Thu Dec 10 1992 12:16 | 1 |
| ...also wishing you much joy and happiness...
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1773.27 | | DCOPST::BRIANH::NAYLOR | Knowledge is naught without wisdom | Thu Dec 10 1992 12:53 | 3 |
| .22 Good luck, and best wishes. Enjoyed reading your note.
And thanks for the positive encouragement that came my way ....
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1773.28 | for your continuing journey | TNPUBS::PAINTER | worlds beyond this | Thu Dec 10 1992 17:00 | 7 |
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Re.22
Best wishes to you and your family always! May something far
better come your way.
Cindy
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1773.29 | | ROYALT::NIKOLOFF | Keep comin' back to you | Thu Dec 10 1992 17:20 | 12 |
| .22
What a marvelous attitude you have!.. It always seems to
me that after all the 'doom and gloomers' one NOTE like
yours and it feels okay.
thank you, for that note...
Yes, there is life after DEC, and wishing you the best of
it.
Mikki
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1773.30 | Completely! | ELMAGO::AWILLETO | R U Green? | Fri Dec 11 1992 01:57 | 11 |
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I commend you on your inspiring attitude. I'm confident that it will
posture you on to many great things; I believe your boys are both a
driver and a nourisher of that good energy.
By the way, you easst-coasters got 100% of that eclipse (here in NM we
got 65-70%). I wish you one hundred percent sucess in your future.
regards,
Tony
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