The United States launched an airstrike Thursday evening. According to Fox News, it resulted in the death of an Iranian general and other military officials at Baghdad International Airport in Iraq. This is a major blow to the Obama Administration 2015 Iran deal . The Hudson Institute points this out in an article here, so... Continue Reading →
Sir Patrick Stewart was born on July 13, 1940 in Mirfield, Yorkshire, England at around 2 o'clock in the afternoon or a rising 23 Libra 19 to Alfred and Gladys Stewart. This gives him the [HS] of "druid's oak tree" or the ability to call forth distant spirits and make it part of his own... Continue Reading →
Congressman Jerrold Lewis Nadler was born on June 13 1947 rectified to 3:30 in the afternoon in Midwood Brooklyn according to his Congressional site but since his father was at that time a poultry farmer in nearby rural New Jersey why Jerry was born in Brooklyn and not in Jersey seems odd. The family relocated... Continue Reading →
Cokie Roberts, long the face of ABC's national news, has reposed. She won countless awards throughout her decades-long career, including three Emmys from the National Academy of Television. Mrs. Roberts was inducted into the Broadcasting and Cable Hall of Fame and cited by the American Women in Radio and Television (now called Advancing Women in... Continue Reading →
Comedian Tim Conway was born Toma Daniel Conway to two immigrants. His mother, Sophia Murgoi, was a Romanian immigrant, and his father Daniel Conway, an Irish immigrant. Dan Conway, was a groomer for polo ponies in Willoughby, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland, and his father hoped his eldest son would follow in his footsteps. Tom... Continue Reading →
Omarose Onee Manigault Newman is her real name she changed it to the more poetic sounding Omarosa; I think its a good choice. She was born on February 5, 1974 in Youngstown, Ohio. Her stated birth time is 10:54 PM that gives her a 06.36 Libra Ascendant, but frankly we think it's a minute two... Continue Reading →
Playwright Noel Coward was witty and debonair. His best plays, Blithe Spirit and Design for Living, are hilarious social comedies. As a Hourglass Planetary Patter, he has three opposing planets in the Eighth House against five in the Second we really see how he used the upper part of his hourglass to create the lower... Continue Reading →
Out of one, manyGrowing upScalia's BenevolenceJones Lines The header picture is of Judge Scalia, his wife Maureen whom he married in 1960 with their nine children. In order of birth they are: Ann Forest, Secretary of Labor Eugene, lawyer John Francis, Catherine Elisabeth, Mary Clare, Father Paul David R.C, Colonel Matthew, writer Christopher James, and... Continue Reading →
