As an overall impression, it looks like a busy and expensive summer; but productive. The problem is most of it is unexpected as other people seem to be leading the way.
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Is the Astrology Book and the Poet the same man?
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David Cope's Meridian System
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Don Knotts was first known as Barney Phyfe in the Andy Griffith (variety) show, but he soon stole center stage with crazy slapstick, off beat comedy and headless chook demeanor. He was great. Celestiology looks to his chart to understood what made Don run.
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Born Mary Warren Anglin on April 3rd, 1876 in Ottawa, Ontario, it was as Margaret Anglin she found Broadway success. The youngest of nine children of newspaper editor and politician Timothy Warren Anglin (1822–1896) by his second wife, Ellen MacTavish it doesn’t seem much of her child hood destined her for the stage except being held by Oscar Wilde, novelist cum playwright, a guest of her father, when she was six years old, probably during Wilde’s first visit to America via the SS Arizona in 1882, when he conducted a 140 Lecture Tour across North America (US and Canada). Her…
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The making of Adam Schiff Adam Schiff was born on 22nd of June 1960 in Framingham, Massachusetts, United States to Edward and Sherrill Ann (nee Glovsky) Schiff, both raised Orthodox, Jews. They raised their own sons in a looser strain. Politically though they were a mixed marriage — she was a staunch Republican and he a New Deal democrat .Rep. Schiff is proud of that and credits his parents’ differences for his own ” his own moderate politics.” (in an interview with the Bezos-owned Washington Post). Besides…
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Marianne Deborah Williamson born July 8, 1952 at 3:53 am in Bellaire, Texas, a suburb of Houston, to conservative Jewish family. Her father Samuel was a WWII veteran and after the War an immigration lawyer; her mother a homemaker for her family. Marianne is currently running for President as a progressive liberal against Joe Biden, using the Kabbalah Tree of Life as her platform in effort to showcase Tikkun awareness, including their slogan of “Love and Awareness.” After her unsuccessful bod for president, she became a columnist for Newsweek online, ostensibly for her political savvy. She has never been married…
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Orson Welles should need no introduction, but now in the twenti-first century he seems to have fallen to the ashes of movie history and is forgotten. His career was first based on his voice, a majestic baritone, but on Halloween eve 1938 that came crashing to a halt when aliens invaded the US via Mercury’s theatre’s production of H.G. Wells War of the Worlds His father was a inventor and his mother, a concert pianist. He was named after two friends of the family, George Ade and Orson Wells. When he was thirteen years old his father Richard committed suicide…
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About a year ago, we put out a want ad for Billy Bruce. This year, we found him, in London, England, but the year of his birth date is incorrect; it should be 1904 not 1903. Otherwise all the house cusps that Marc Jones mentions in his book The Sabian Symbols fits using his Placidus format. His parents were William and Clara Bruce, also of London and was their eldest child, and only son, followed by his sisters Violet, Clara and Queenie. They lived in the Shoreditch South of London, i.e. the East-End.
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Winner was arrested for allegedly leaking a classified intelligence report to the news media. The specific news outlet is not named in the Department of Justice’s criminal complaint against Winner,
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Well, what do you know, Michel Gauquelin had Ian Brady’s accomplice too. From the Astro.com website, which explains the costume she wore. Brady convinced Hindley that there was no God, and she stopped going to church. She absorbed his philosophies, adopted his interests, and altered her appearance to suit him, bleaching her hair and wearing Germanic clothes. She had no qualms about allowing him to take pornographic pictures of her and of the two of them having sex. They intended to crack the pornographic market but failed. Brady nicknamed her “Myra Hess”. Also, I found how to get the asteroids…
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Richard Hatch made a career of being in soaps, starting out as the original Philip Brown c. 1970 when the pic above was taken, for the now defunct soap All my Children, a soapy that seemed to run forever. After that debut, Richard made guest appearances on The Rookies, Hawaii Five-0, and The Waltons. In 1976 he replaced actor Michael Douglas on the series, The Streets of San Francisco, playing Inspector Dan Robbins against Karl Malden until the series end in 1977 (the fans missed Douglas too much and so it was canceled). His next role was as Captain Apollo on the…
