Guest guest Posted July 22, 2004 Report Share Posted July 22, 2004 In a message dated 7/21/2004 7:37:00 PM Central Standard Time, shastrakara writes: His natal Mars/Rahu what the heck's a Rahu ? // chriswing Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 22, 2004 Report Share Posted July 22, 2004 cpwing44 wrote > His natal Mars/Rahu > what the heck's a Rahu ? Rahu is the same as the Moon's north Node, while Ketu is the south Node. In India, Rahu is mentioned as far back as the four Vedas, as the demon who overtook the light of the Sun(as it does during a solar eclipse). Rahu is also known as the decapitated head of the serpent, and Ketu, the tail Rahu seems to increase or exaggerate the qualities of the planet it associates with or aspects. In Lance's case, I think his unusual energy is shown by Mars/Rahu trine Saturn and Uranus. Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 22, 2004 Report Share Posted July 22, 2004 Dear Steve, Yeah, the chart doesn't quite conform with what we would expect from a big win. But OTOH, is it bad enough to suggest disappointment and humiliation that would result from losing or disqualification at this very late stage? I don't see this. Lance won again today making it nearly impossible for him to lose the race now barring some sabotage or positive drug test. I think if you were looking to bet against now him in Vegas you could really get some amazingly long odds (10-1 or more). The sidereal heliocentric chart looks quite good. I find the helio triwheel using progressions and transits to be especially useful when the birthtime is not known. Tr Jp 1Virgo is aspecting his Earth 1Pisces, 2P Venus 8Sc is conjunct Neptune 8Sc (although this might be his current romance with singer Sheryl Crow). Tr Mercury will be conjunct this conjunction on Jul 25 at the end of the race. However tr Venus squares natal Saturn then too, so the chart is not entirely without negative tension. The tertiary progressions also look good to me: 3P Earth is exactly trining natal Venus, while 3P Venus 29Le and 3P Mars ViTa are both aspected by transit Chiron 29Sg. It's a great picture of victory. I wouldn't make the wager against him at this point. Vas-y Lance! Vive Lance! Chris - Steven Stuckey <shastrakara Wednesday, July 21, 2004 5:36 PM Tour de France > > Lance Armstrong: born Sept 18, 1971 (no time) in Plano, Texas has taken > the lead in the Tour de France today and is the projected winner by the > New York Times (barring illness or accident). > > http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/21/sports/sportsspecial/21CND-TOUR.html?hp > > > > There are 4 days remaining in the race, due to end on Sunday, July 25th. > > His natal Mars/Rahu in Capricorn must contribute to his extraordinary > competitive strength. > > Based on regular transits to the natal chart and solar planets from the > previous birthday, I'm not so sure he will win. > > His Sept 18, 2003 Solar chart has a tight conjunction of Mars/Uranus at > 5 Aquarius. > This is squared to the natal Neptune at 6 Scorpio. > On the last day of the race the transiting Mercury will reach 5 Leo and > pick off this combination, which translates to me as a potential for an > accident, illness or disappointment. > > The transiting Neptune is also moving back to slightly over a degree out > from his natal Mars by conjunction and approaching. In previous years > wins, Neptune was never this close, except last year, it was within a > degree, but had already moved past and was separating. > On the last day of the race, the Moon will be approaching the middle of > Libra and squaring this combination. > > > Any thoughts on this? > > > Best, > > Steve > " How can Pluto be in Sagittarius when it's so close to Antares? " ----- > > Post message: > Subscribe: - > Un: - > List owner: -owner > > Shortcut URL to this page: > / > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 23, 2004 Report Share Posted July 23, 2004 Dear Christopher I have not looked at his chart, but did hear a discussion of Armstrong's approach to the race. Essentially, they said that he uses his head and develops a strategy. Apparantly, last year he led another racer to believe that he was exhausted, the other racer led going into the mountains and LA literally pushed him beyond exhaustion and LA took the lead. They said LA races mad. That just about anything gets him mad, particularly having someone ahead of him. Anyway, that might be a bit of the Mars RAhu. Christopher Kevill [christopher.kevill] Thursday, July 22, 2004 3:25 PM Cc: magi-astrotopics Re: Tour de France Dear Steve, Yeah, the chart doesn't quite conform with what we would expect from a big win. But OTOH, is it bad enough to suggest disappointment and humiliation that would result from losing or disqualification at this very late stage? I don't see this. Lance won again today making it nearly impossible for him to lose the race now barring some sabotage or positive drug test. I think if you were looking to bet against now him in Vegas you could really get some amazingly long odds (10-1 or more). The sidereal heliocentric chart looks quite good. I find the helio triwheel using progressions and transits to be especially useful when the birthtime is not known. Tr Jp 1Virgo is aspecting his Earth 1Pisces, 2P Venus 8Sc is conjunct Neptune 8Sc (although this might be his current romance with singer Sheryl Crow). Tr Mercury will be conjunct this conjunction on Jul 25 at the end of the race. However tr Venus squares natal Saturn then too, so the chart is not entirely without negative tension. The tertiary progressions also look good to me: 3P Earth is exactly trining natal Venus, while 3P Venus 29Le and 3P Mars ViTa are both aspected by transit Chiron 29Sg. It's a great picture of victory. I wouldn't make the wager against him at this point. Vas-y Lance! Vive Lance! Chris - Steven Stuckey <shastrakara Wednesday, July 21, 2004 5:36 PM Tour de France > > Lance Armstrong: born Sept 18, 1971 (no time) in Plano, Texas has taken > the lead in the Tour de France today and is the projected winner by the > New York Times (barring illness or accident). > > http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/21/sports/sportsspecial/21CND-TOUR.html?hp > > > > There are 4 days remaining in the race, due to end on Sunday, July 25th. > > His natal Mars/Rahu in Capricorn must contribute to his extraordinary > competitive strength. > > Based on regular transits to the natal chart and solar planets from the > previous birthday, I'm not so sure he will win. > > His Sept 18, 2003 Solar chart has a tight conjunction of Mars/Uranus at > 5 Aquarius. > This is squared to the natal Neptune at 6 Scorpio. > On the last day of the race the transiting Mercury will reach 5 Leo and > pick off this combination, which translates to me as a potential for an > accident, illness or disappointment. > > The transiting Neptune is also moving back to slightly over a degree out > from his natal Mars by conjunction and approaching. In previous years > wins, Neptune was never this close, except last year, it was within a > degree, but had already moved past and was separating. > On the last day of the race, the Moon will be approaching the middle of > Libra and squaring this combination. > > > Any thoughts on this? > > > Best, > > Steve > > > > > > > > " How can Pluto be in Sagittarius when it's so close to Antares? " ----- > > Post message: > Subscribe: - > Un: - > List owner: -owner > > Shortcut URL to this page: > / > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 23, 2004 Report Share Posted July 23, 2004 Christopher Kevill wrote > > Yeah, the chart doesn't quite conform with what we would expect from a > big > win. But OTOH, is it bad enough to suggest disappointment and > humiliation > that would result from losing or disqualification at this very late > stage? > I don't see this. Hi Chris, Yes, good point....too bad we don't have his exact time. tJupiter is near conjunction to the Moon and is normally thought of as good, and I used to think this also before my intro to Vedic. Jupiter's transit in the 1st from the Moon is not considered good--ask Cruz Bustamante about this--he had transiting Jupiter in Leo to the exact degree of his natal Moon when he lost the Kali-fornia governors race to Arnold last fall. I suppose it would be a major humiliation--made all the worse by his natal Leo Moon. His next birthday shows transiting Jupiter and Mars on the natal Sun--Jupiter here for fame, recognition, endorsements etc, however Mars may not be all together good. > > Lance won again today making it nearly impossible for him > to lose the race now barring some sabotage or positive drug test. This is exactly what I don't like about Neptune--please give me a Saturn transit any day. Here Neptune is very close to natal Mars and tMerc picking up natal Neptune---I can think of worse planetary scenarios, but I don't like to see even the more minor transit of Mercury coming up this way on the last day. This is just the type of thing that happens for deception, drugs etc--since we don't have the time of course, we can't tell if any of this is coming up to his angles. Neptune has a lot of strange things in it's weird grab bag of tricks... > I think if > you were looking to bet against now him in Vegas you could really get > some > amazingly long odds (10-1 or more). Hmmmm....don't tempt me. :>)) > > Tr Jp 1Virgo is aspecting his Earth 1Pisces, 2P Venus 8Sc is > conjunct Neptune 8Sc (although this might be his current romance with > singer > Sheryl Crow). Tr Mercury will be conjunct this conjunction on Jul 25 > at the > end of the race. However tr Venus squares natal Saturn then too, so > the > chart is not entirely without negative tension. > > The tertiary progressions also look good to me: 3P Earth is exactly > trining > natal Venus, while 3P Venus 29Le and 3P Mars ViTa are both aspected by > > transit Chiron 29Sg. It's a great picture of victory. I don't use helio as you probably know, 'but that's not to say it's a bad thing' (this line from a Seinfeld episode). :>)) Call me old fashioned, but those hot helio climates are just not for me. I have the birthdates of the number 2, 3 and 4 cyclists: #2. Ivan Brasso--born Nov 26, 1977 (no place of birth--I would presume Italy). #3 Andrea Kloden--born June 22, 1975 in Mittweida, Germany #4. Jan Ullrich--born Dec 2, 1973 in Rostock, Germany If I had to pick anyone of the above including Lance, I would vote for Kloden for the winner. On Sunday, the transiting Mars/Pluto at 25Can/25Sco make a near perfect trine to his natal Jupiter at 26Pis. If he doesn't win, he will probably come in a close second. Best, Steve > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2004 Report Share Posted July 24, 2004 An update on the Tour de France: Andrea Kloden moved into 2nd place today (July 24th) after an outstanding performance and moved past Basso. I expect Kloden to either win or finish 2nd (from a previous post) due to transiting Mars moving to near exact trine, along with transiting Pluto, to Kloden's natal Jupiter. Venus is also moving into position now by sextile. At the very least, he should make another grand effort tomorrow. He is still 6 minutes 38 seconds behind Armstrong, followed closely by Basso at 6:59 and Ullich at 9:00. Armstrong is so far ahead at this point, that no one will catch him, unless there is some sort of catastrophic accident tomorrow. Some planetary observations for tomorrow: Mercury will make it's exact conjunction to the star Regulus, primary marking star in the nakshatra of Magha. Regulus is one of the four royal stars of Persia and is associated with kings and royalty. Mercury will also be Rx back over this point in August, so we can expect to hear news of royal matters in genera for the next couple of monthsl--Charles' engagement to Camilla perhaps? Mercury (IMO) is associated with cycling, so one possible translation of tomorrow's conjunction--a cycling king is crowned. Another interpretation: a Mercurial king is crowned: (Armstrong is a Virgo and Kloden is a Gemini). " King " would be more representative of Armstrong is this case, since if he wins, he will indeed become the King of the Tour de France, having won 6 times. Mars, the planet of athletes, is nearing it's point of deep debilitation, 28 Cancer (opposite it's exaltation at 28 Capricorn). Could mean trouble of some sort to athletes? Just throwing out some possibilities here. Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 Christopher Kevill wrote: > > Thanks for the update. Since the last leg is largely ceremonial (the > riders > often wear wigs and funny clothes!), there is no way Armstrong can > lose > unless there is some kind of drug disqualification. Hi Chris, One can always hope!! > > Perhaps that might be the avenue for the full-on debilitated Martian > energy. > I can't see it, but if you've got money riding on Kloden, there's > always > hope!!! :-)> Yes, a long shot considering the circumstances--but there's always the chance Lance will stop off for a pizza and margarita along the way. :>)) I'll be happy if Kloden finishes second. Win or loose, these events wouldn't be half as much fun without astrology. I was able to get into Texas vital statistics for birth records on line yesterday, in an attempt to get Lance's birth time, but unfortunately they only list the day with no exact times. > > > I prefer the Mercury-Regulus image -- Armstrong will be the record > holder > for the Tour and arguably the best cyclist ever. Hail Mercury! Yes, unless of course the universe, in it's infinite wisdom, has another plan.... Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 Birth and death records are kept private. They will only release to the individual or if he is dead to next of kin to proves it. When I was in insurance investigator they were public. You could literally walk in to the county clerk's office and open the book. Alas, I learned this law when I tried to convince a worker to give me Laura Bush's birth time. I finally pulled up Armstrong's chart. What a powerful Mars Rahu in Cap. They say he is better at ignoring physical pain than anyone else...where might that be in the chart? I'd guess that the Mercury Moon union is part, and that the Mars Rahu is determined will. Notice that Uranus square Saturn next year. He may truly stop after this record win this year. I heard that he said he would stop last year too. I'd imagine that any mortal would want to stop after such an endurance trial. Do you think that Mars Rahu is on the ASC? SUrely it's near an angle. Since he has cancer, perhaps that indicates the Rahu on the ASC??? What are your thoughts? c Steven Stuckey [shastrakara] Saturday, July 24, 2004 5:11 PM Re: Tour de France Christopher Kevill wrote: > > Thanks for the update. Since the last leg is largely ceremonial (the > riders > often wear wigs and funny clothes!), there is no way Armstrong can > lose > unless there is some kind of drug disqualification. Hi Chris, One can always hope!! > > Perhaps that might be the avenue for the full-on debilitated Martian > energy. > I can't see it, but if you've got money riding on Kloden, there's > always > hope!!! :-)> Yes, a long shot considering the circumstances--but there's always the chance Lance will stop off for a pizza and margarita along the way. :>)) I'll be happy if Kloden finishes second. Win or loose, these events wouldn't be half as much fun without astrology. I was able to get into Texas vital statistics for birth records on line yesterday, in an attempt to get Lance's birth time, but unfortunately they only list the day with no exact times. > > > I prefer the Mercury-Regulus image -- Armstrong will be the record > holder > for the Tour and arguably the best cyclist ever. Hail Mercury! Yes, unless of course the universe, in it's infinite wisdom, has another plan.... Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 cynthianovak wrote: > Birth and death records are kept private. They will only release to > the > individual or if he is dead to next of kin to proves it. When I was > in > insurance investigator they were public. You could literally walk in > to the > county clerk's office and open the book. Alas, I learned this law > when I > tried to convince a worker to give me Laura Bush's birth time. Hi Cynthia, Thanks---I should have remembered that this was the case for Texas, since George W's time only came by way of someone persuading a hospital employee to give it out. This is also the case for Arkansas--where I have spent much time trying to get Clintons BC time. I spoke with Clintons half brother a few weeks ago, in a last ditch attempt to get it--but he didn't have it. > > > I finally pulled up Armstrong's chart. What a powerful Mars Rahu in > Cap. > They say he is better at ignoring physical pain than anyone > else...where > might that be in the chart? Good question---I have no answer. Never exactly looked for that in a chart--maybe the Mars/Saturn connection has something to do with it. > > > Notice that Uranus square Saturn next year. He may truly stop after > this > record win this year. I heard that he said he would stop last year > too. > I'd imagine that any mortal would want to stop after such an endurance > > trial. Word is that he intends to focus on other races than the Tour de France, and not go into retirement---of course the planets may have another agenda. > > > Do you think that Mars Rahu is on the ASC? SUrely it's near an angle. > > Since he has cancer, perhaps that indicates the Rahu on the ASC??? > What are > your thoughts? I think Mars could occupy any one of the angles--that would be a good place to start. He had testicular, abdominal, lung and brain cancer--diagnosed on Oct 2, 1996 and on Oct 3 had surgery to remove 1 testicle. Mars has got to be strong somewhere, to make up for loosing one of the 'boys'. I'm giving him Aries rising for starters-- a time of 9:35 PM--this places Mars precisely square the Asc with 4 planets in Virgo in the 6th house. This time gives 25 Scorpio rising for the current Lunar Return that started on July 21st. Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 Steve Thanks for the update. Since the last leg is largely ceremonial (the riders often wear wigs and funny clothes!), there is no way Armstrong can lose unless there is some kind of drug disqualification. Perhaps that might be the avenue for the full-on debilitated Martian energy. I can't see it, but if you've got money riding on Kloden, there's always hope!!! :-)> I prefer the Mercury-Regulus image -- Armstrong will be the record holder for the Tour and arguably the best cyclist ever. Hail Mercury! Chris - " Steven Stuckey " <shastrakara Saturday, July 24, 2004 12:05 PM Re: Tour de France > > > An update on the Tour de France: > > Andrea Kloden moved into 2nd place today (July 24th) after an > outstanding performance and moved past Basso. I expect Kloden to either > win or finish 2nd (from a previous post) due to transiting Mars moving > to near exact trine, along with transiting Pluto, to Kloden's natal > Jupiter. Venus is also moving into position now by sextile. At the very > least, he should make another grand effort tomorrow. > > He is still 6 minutes 38 seconds behind Armstrong, followed closely by > Basso at 6:59 and Ullich at 9:00. > > Armstrong is so far ahead at this point, that no one will catch him, > unless there is some sort of catastrophic accident tomorrow. > > Some planetary observations for tomorrow: > > Mercury will make it's exact conjunction to the star Regulus, primary > marking star in the nakshatra of Magha. Regulus is one of the four royal > stars of Persia and is associated with kings and royalty. > > Mercury will also be Rx back over this point in August, so we can expect > to hear news of royal matters in genera for the next couple of > monthsl--Charles' engagement to Camilla perhaps? > > > Mercury (IMO) is associated with cycling, so one possible translation of > tomorrow's conjunction--a cycling king is crowned. Another > interpretation: a Mercurial king is crowned: (Armstrong is a Virgo and > Kloden is a Gemini). > > " King " would be more representative of Armstrong is this case, since if > he wins, he will indeed become the King of the Tour de France, having > won 6 times. > > Mars, the planet of athletes, is nearing it's point of deep > debilitation, 28 Cancer (opposite it's exaltation at 28 Capricorn). > Could mean trouble of some sort to athletes? Just throwing out some > possibilities here. > > > Best, > > Steve > > > > " How can Pluto be in Sagittarius when it's so close to Antares? " ----- > > Post message: > Subscribe: - > Un: - > List owner: -owner > > Shortcut URL to this page: > / > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 Dear Steve I could make a good argument for the ARies ASC, I think you're on to something there. I believe it is a nation wide law that restricts birth and death information. Unless my memory is off, it had to do with folks adopting another's identity for illegal immigration, financial identity theft etc. So, if you knew a person was dead and when he was born you could more easily fake that identity Has anyonhe looked at the planetary placements just before the Republican Convention? Yipes! c Steven Stuckey [shastrakara] Saturday, July 24, 2004 7:31 PM Re: Tour de France cynthianovak wrote: > Birth and death records are kept private. They will only release to > the > individual or if he is dead to next of kin to proves it. When I was > in > insurance investigator they were public. You could literally walk in > to the > county clerk's office and open the book. Alas, I learned this law > when I > tried to convince a worker to give me Laura Bush's birth time. Hi Cynthia, Thanks---I should have remembered that this was the case for Texas, since George W's time only came by way of someone persuading a hospital employee to give it out. This is also the case for Arkansas--where I have spent much time trying to get Clintons BC time. I spoke with Clintons half brother a few weeks ago, in a last ditch attempt to get it--but he didn't have it. > > > I finally pulled up Armstrong's chart. What a powerful Mars Rahu in > Cap. > They say he is better at ignoring physical pain than anyone > else...where > might that be in the chart? Good question---I have no answer. Never exactly looked for that in a chart--maybe the Mars/Saturn connection has something to do with it. > > > Notice that Uranus square Saturn next year. He may truly stop after > this > record win this year. I heard that he said he would stop last year > too. > I'd imagine that any mortal would want to stop after such an endurance > > trial. Word is that he intends to focus on other races than the Tour de France, and not go into retirement---of course the planets may have another agenda. > > > Do you think that Mars Rahu is on the ASC? SUrely it's near an angle. > > Since he has cancer, perhaps that indicates the Rahu on the ASC??? > What are > your thoughts? I think Mars could occupy any one of the angles--that would be a good place to start. He had testicular, abdominal, lung and brain cancer--diagnosed on Oct 2, 1996 and on Oct 3 had surgery to remove 1 testicle. Mars has got to be strong somewhere, to make up for loosing one of the 'boys'. I'm giving him Aries rising for starters-- a time of 9:35 PM--this places Mars precisely square the Asc with 4 planets in Virgo in the 6th house. This time gives 25 Scorpio rising for the current Lunar Return that started on July 21st. Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 cynthianovak wrote: > Dear Steve > I could make a good argument for the ARies ASC, I think you're on to > something there. > I believe it is a nation wide law that restricts birth and death > information. Hi Cynthia, It's actually state by state. You can get anything you want in California. I purchased a copy of Cruz Bustamante's birth certificate from the county clerk of Visalia for $15.00 last summer before the election here. They wanted to know for what reason and I told them " astrological research " --no problemo, as Schwarzenegger would say. You can go online to vital statistics and get any date in Texas, but not the exact time of course. Here's a link: http://www.vitalsearch-worldwide.com/ Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 Yes, but... While tNeptune does conjunct Armstrong's Mars it _trines his natal Uranus. Venus opposes Pluto as the race ends signifying the very first of its kind, in this case a first time 6 wins fits best...tMoon while on tKetu at clock noon Sunday aspects VE and PL by 45 & 135. Too late to look at your Kloden but I quickly see he is in the throes of his first Saturn return and thinking he can't do absolute acme on this. Best, Dark*Star ---------------------- Steven Stuckey wrote: > The transiting Neptune is also moving back to slightly over a degree out > from his natal Mars by conjunction and approaching. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 Thanks STeve I did not know about this site. HAve you tried Anybirthday.com I've gotten some data there that I could not find anywhere else. Helps if there is an unusual last name Thanks AGain c Steven Stuckey [shastrakara] Saturday, July 24, 2004 10:51 PM Re: Tour de France cynthianovak wrote: > Dear Steve > I could make a good argument for the ARies ASC, I think you're on to > something there. > I believe it is a nation wide law that restricts birth and death > information. Hi Cynthia, It's actually state by state. You can get anything you want in California. I purchased a copy of Cruz Bustamante's birth certificate from the county clerk of Visalia for $15.00 last summer before the election here. They wanted to know for what reason and I told them " astrological research " --no problemo, as Schwarzenegger would say. You can go online to vital statistics and get any date in Texas, but not the exact time of course. Here's a link: http://www.vitalsearch-worldwide.com/ Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 Dear Steve Did you try the membership? I think I will try it for a month, just wondered if you had and how you like it. cynthia Steven Stuckey [shastrakara] Saturday, July 24, 2004 10:51 PM Re: Tour de France cynthianovak wrote: > Dear Steve > I could make a good argument for the ARies ASC, I think you're on to > something there. > I believe it is a nation wide law that restricts birth and death > information. Hi Cynthia, It's actually state by state. You can get anything you want in California. I purchased a copy of Cruz Bustamante's birth certificate from the county clerk of Visalia for $15.00 last summer before the election here. They wanted to know for what reason and I told them " astrological research " --no problemo, as Schwarzenegger would say. You can go online to vital statistics and get any date in Texas, but not the exact time of course. Here's a link: http://www.vitalsearch-worldwide.com/ Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 cynthianovak wrote: > Thanks STeve > > I did not know about this site. HAve you tried Anybirthday.com > > I've gotten some data there that I could not find anywhere else. > Helps if > there is an unusual last name HI Cynthia, Anybirthday.com can give data, but leaves much to be desired--very often, what you are looking for isn't there. Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 cynthianovak wrote: > Dear Steve > Did you try the membership? I think I will try it for a month, just > wondered if you had and how you like it. > Hi Cynthia, I've never tried the membership, but there is a way you can trial it for free: For user name type in: vitalguest For password type in : enjoy This gets you in, but I think in a limited fashion. You can scroll through the records a page at a time with this, but if you try to skip to the end, to speed up your search, you will need a membership. I'm not an expert at this by any means. Make a note that the records are arranged by surname *and* by year--so you will have to do a lot of scrolling to get to years that are more current. http://www.vitalsearch-worldwide.com/ Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2004 Report Share Posted July 26, 2004 thank you I'll give it a try tomorrow c Steven Stuckey [shastrakara] Sunday, July 25, 2004 2:14 PM Re: Tour de France cynthianovak wrote: > Dear Steve > Did you try the membership? I think I will try it for a month, just > wondered if you had and how you like it. > Hi Cynthia, I've never tried the membership, but there is a way you can trial it for free: For user name type in: vitalguest For password type in : enjoy This gets you in, but I think in a limited fashion. You can scroll through the records a page at a time with this, but if you try to skip to the end, to speed up your search, you will need a membership. I'm not an expert at this by any means. Make a note that the records are arranged by surname *and* by year--so you will have to do a lot of scrolling to get to years that are more current. http://www.vitalsearch-worldwide.com/ Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2004 Report Share Posted July 26, 2004 Hi, I found on the internet an elegant rectification worked up for Lance Armstrong that impressed me so much I replaced the working time I had used to predict his win. It is 2:00 pm. (Scorpio rising) and produces sterling results. Have a look. I would have preferred to see him lose for hubris. His wife living since 1998 with his arrogance and selfishness reminds me of someone who puts her husband through medical school only to have him take up with someone else. Armstrong's powerful drive towards cancer was only diverted by his absorption in racing. When he cuts it back it could start to devour his body all over again. That 'boy' still hanging around will have to go. He has dumped his wife...bad move...and taken up with the high profile Sheila Crow. Her name is a black portend. Predictably, Dark*Star > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2004 Report Share Posted July 26, 2004 Dark Star wrote: > > Hi, > > I found on the internet an elegant rectification worked up for Lance > Armstrong that impressed me so much I replaced the working time > I had used to predict his win. It is 2:00 pm. (Scorpio rising) and > produces sterling results. Have a look. Hi Dark Star, Thanks for this time--I'll check it out. I plan to take some time this week to see if I can contact Lance's mother in Texas (if she still lives there). I'll let you know if I have any luck. Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2004 Report Share Posted July 26, 2004 Last update: Lance Armstrong won the Tour de France for the sixth straight time and broke the previous record of five victories held by several cyclists. Congrats to Chris for his correct assessment on helio and tertiary helio transits for the win (but this doesn't mean I've become a convert Chris) :>)) Andrea Kloden was able to hold on to second place and gained about 39 seconds over his time from the previous day and finished 6:19 behind Armstrong. Kloden was followed in order by Basso and Ullrich. The order of finish of the last three was consistent overall with their simple transits to natal planets (IMO). Transiting Neptune was obviously too far out (slightly over a degree and approaching) to the natal Mars to cause trouble. Last year, Neptune was within a degree and wrecked all sorts of havoc on Armstorng during the race (although not preventing him from the ultimate win). Transiting Mercury coming into exact opposition to the 2003 Solar Return Mars/Uranus conjunction was obviously not a factor here (most likely due to not being picked up on angles of the progressed return). We can't know for certain on this until we are able to get an accurate time of birth. The very minor transit of Mercury square natal Neptune/Jupiter may have caused an incident with an Italian racer on the last day who pulled out ahead of Lance inappropriately and was later overtaken. A French cyclist also pulled a humorous stunt by pulling out ahead and taking a picture with a camera held at arms length of himself in front of Armstrong. Lance's downing of a glass of champagne from a fluted champagne glass while still in the saddle on his ride into Paris may have spent the final effects of this transit. :>)) Simple transits to natal planets can yield great results, especially in lieu of other techniques that rely on an accurate birth time to give any result.. But obviously they are not enough in themselves to always give the correct answer. Best, Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2004 Report Share Posted July 27, 2004 Chris lad, when did you go helio.eccentric? D* ----------------------- Christopher Kevill wrote: > Steve > > Resistance is futile! Submit to your Heliocentric Overlords! :-) > > Chris > > - > " Steven Stuckey " <shastrakara > > > Congrats to Chris for his correct assessment on helio and tertiary helio Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2004 Report Share Posted July 27, 2004 Steve Resistance is futile! Submit to your Heliocentric Overlords! :-) Chris - " Steven Stuckey " <shastrakara Monday, July 26, 2004 8:31 AM Re: Tour de France > > > Last update: > > Lance Armstrong won the Tour de France for the sixth straight time and > broke the previous record of five victories held by several cyclists. > > Congrats to Chris for his correct assessment on helio and tertiary helio > transits for the win (but this doesn't mean I've become a convert Chris) > :>)) > > Andrea Kloden was able to hold on to second place and gained about 39 > seconds over his time from the previous day and finished 6:19 behind > Armstrong. > > Kloden was followed in order by Basso and Ullrich. > > The order of finish of the last three was consistent overall with their > simple transits to natal planets (IMO). > > Transiting Neptune was obviously too far out (slightly over a degree and > approaching) to the natal Mars to cause trouble. Last year, Neptune was > within a degree and wrecked all sorts of havoc on Armstorng during the > race (although not preventing him from the ultimate win). > > Transiting Mercury coming into exact opposition to the 2003 Solar Return > Mars/Uranus conjunction was obviously not a factor here (most likely due > to not being picked up on angles of the progressed return). We can't > know for certain on this until we are able to get an accurate time of > birth. > > The very minor transit of Mercury square natal Neptune/Jupiter may have > caused an incident with an Italian racer on the last day who pulled out > ahead of Lance inappropriately and was later overtaken. A French cyclist > also pulled a humorous stunt by pulling out ahead and taking a picture > with a camera held at arms length of himself in front of Armstrong. > Lance's downing of a glass of champagne from a fluted champagne glass > while still in the saddle on his ride into Paris may have spent the > final effects of this transit. :>)) > > Simple transits to natal planets can yield great results, especially in > lieu of other techniques that rely on an accurate birth time to give any > result.. But obviously they are not enough in themselves to always give > the correct answer. > > > Best, > > Steve > > > > > > " How can Pluto be in Sagittarius when it's so close to Antares? " ----- > > Post message: > Subscribe: - > Un: - > List owner: -owner > > Shortcut URL to this page: > / > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2004 Report Share Posted July 27, 2004 D* -- Over the last year. It wasn't a switch that somebody pulled -- just a gradual inclusion of another perspective. A bit like learning to add dijon mustard on hamburgers. It really adds to the flavour. Christopher - " Dark Star " <pansophia Monday, July 26, 2004 4:27 PM Re: Tour de France > > Chris lad, when did you go helio.eccentric? > D* > ----------------------- > > Christopher Kevill wrote: > > > Steve > > > > Resistance is futile! Submit to your Heliocentric Overlords! :-) > > > > Chris > > > > - > > " Steven Stuckey " <shastrakara > > > > > Congrats to Chris for his correct assessment on helio and tertiary helio > > > > > > " How can Pluto be in Sagittarius when it's so close to Antares? " ----- > > Post message: > Subscribe: - > Un: - > List owner: -owner > > Shortcut URL to this page: > / > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2004 Report Share Posted July 27, 2004 Christopher Kevill wrote: > Steve > > Resistance is futile! Submit to your Heliocentric Overlords! :-) > > Chris, I'm gradually working my way to the Sun--Om Suryaya Namaha--but in the meantime I'm stuck on Ceres-centric. Here, parallax Earth is the only option and Rx stations work out quiite well also--something that's gone missing in helio...:>)) Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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