Month: October 2020

Monty Clift and James Dean were the young turks of the 1950s Hollywood Scene. but only Monty made it out of the decade, though only just. James was the more petulant and angry of the two; Monty was the sensitive “artistic” type that women wanted to mother. Only when Monty got out of the 1950s […]

Jones has this at April 6 1890 am in Kediri. So does Elbert Benjamine for the Church of Light. Seems right, His ascendant is 28 Aries 59, supports his military career. Nikita Khrushchev has this for his Sun. A Grand Fixed Cross at the cardinal points and then a Grand Trine in Air. Fokker has […]

From acorns mighty oaks grow Gilbert Hovey Grosvenor (pronounced “GROVE-nor”), started out as a bit of a world traveller himself. Born in Istanbul Turkey, on October 28, 1875 as part of a pair of identical twins to a professor of European History and his wife, he had with his family travelled through most of the […]

Her Royal Highness Queen Beatrix was daughter of Queen Juliana and a the German Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld. She was born on on January 31, 1938 at the Royal Soestdijk Paleis, in the Utrecht municipality; Marc Jones incorrectly states she was born in Amsterdam in Sabian Symbols. In a patriotic spirit, Breck’s Bulbs, the Netherland […]

And who is she? Kristen is the journalist who heads Meet the Press. She is a multiracial woman: her father is African American and her mother a white Jewish American. She is their only child. From mighty oaks, acorns fall Kristen was born in Philadelphia, like her mother, a Philadelphia real estate agent. and right […]

Argentian Topocentric House System

A folk legend Trini Lopez, died of the Wuhan (Covid 19) virus in Rancho Mirage, Calif in August 16, 2020. He was 83 and working at the time for benefit on a music festival to raised food for those afflicted. Born to Mexican parents in Dallas, Texas on May 13, 1937. Trinidad Lopez III was […]

Update November 19, 2020 I nearly forgot…Our prediction that Cal would lose was dead to rites. Read it here from the Citizen. Original Post, October 10 2020 Senator Cal Cunningham seems to be in trouble being like Tony Weiner, husband to Secretary Hillary Clinton’s aide Huma Abedin, he’s been sexting a woman. That was his […]

Mac Davis was a pop-country crossover musical artist in the 1970s-1980s. He died on Tuesday in Nashville at 78 years old. He wrote two big hits for Elvis Presley, most notably “In the Ghetto”, and “A little less conversation” both which gave him a big boost in his fledging career. After that he penned for […]

Bogdhan Krusinki's Update to the Koch System