A. C. Moore's parent company Nicole Crafts announced on November 25 2019 that Moore was closing down. This was will cover all of its more than 145 locations based on the Eastern Seaboard. AC Moore plans to continue to offer services to customers until the closures are complete. However, it is no longer allowing for... Continue Reading →
Dr. Jones was proud to have graduated from John Dewey Experimental High School and remained an adherent of the great American philosopher all his life. John Dewey High School from the Encyclopedia of Educational Theory and Philosophy, ed. D.C. Phillips. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage 2014. Vol. 2. Pp. 455-458. The SUN shows the only conjunction... Continue Reading →
circa 1910, A postcard view of the Huntington, Indiana Theatre, and Elks Club. There is a barber shop pole in the middle of the picture and a drug store at the far left. The delivery wagon is parked at the curb or perhaps it is a taxi? This press clipping comes from the Huntington, Indiana... Continue Reading →
We ran essays on both these men, who are now banned by Facebook. Some like Laura Loomer has been banned by every social media platform out there because she has criticized Rep. Ilhan Omar, another one of our luminaries. Facebook Inc. has banned an array of personalities whose views it deemed too inflammatory to be... Continue Reading →
The AFA does wessex Wessex Astrologers based in Swanage, Dorset England, the header picture is of the area is now selling their books and paraphernalia through the AFA -- American Federation of Astrologers. To celebrate, the AFA is offering non-members a generous 20% discount off the Wessex catalogue, while members get 30% off. This does... Continue Reading →
On Scribd Marc Edmund Jones's brochure on what the Assembly offers in what we are calling Marc's Columbia Brochure. He and his wife Priscilla were living at 468 Riverside Drive in Morningside Heights, while he attended Columbia University for his doctoral work. The map below gives you an idea of the great view he had of... Continue Reading →
There wer many headlines this past Wednesday, Oct. 24, covered the Nasdaq Composite's (IXIC) close in formal "correction" territory, down more than 10% from the all-time high it had reached as recently as Aug. 30. Less attention was paid that the Nasdaq's less-flashy cousin, the NYSE Composite Index (NYA), also closed in correction territory that... Continue Reading →
No records could be found on A. W. Binnie. His chart is presented in Placidus format so it can compared to the listing that Marc Jones gives in his book The Sabian Symbols. Binnie was born October 1, 1889, a year after Jones himself, but in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Little was found on Mr. Horton, and that was from the archives the New Yorker Magazine October 28, 1939 volume 15 issue #2. It seems they were doing "slice of life" stories and Marc Jones must have been entranced by the various people they interviewed. As for the Captain, he is a rather askew... Continue Reading →
Jesse Louis Lasky was born on September 13, 1880 per Marc Jones in San Francisco, but he cites no time. Astro.com has two rectifications. One at 3:15 PM and the other at 3:30. We are adding a third, our 5:30 PM. We have his ascendant as 05.45 Pisces that gives him the symbol of a... Continue Reading →
Ted Dabney (far left) stands in front of a Pong arcade machine in 1973 with (left to right) co-founder Nolan Bushnell, head of finance Fred Marincic, and the man credited with the idea for Pong, Allan Alcorn...from NPR News. Mr Dabney has a good chart for an engineer- lots of earth signs and little air... Continue Reading →
Things work whatever variation of the site address we try: http://www.sabianearth.com, http://sabianearth.com or http://sabianearth.wordpress.com . This is a Stage 1 success, so we are going forward. Posts will soon appear and revisions - look for that category — will return. Thanks most of all, for your patience. ‘If a June night could talk, it would... Continue Reading →
