What follows is the chart in Equal House format, for November 1, 2025 based from Times Square, Manhattan, New York. Water, particularly from Pisces, heavily dominates the chart. Outside of a harmonious trine to the Sun, the Moon has no other aspects. Neptune and Uranus though seem to cause some trouble, and since they aligned (sextiled) with other planets, this can cause some unexpected surprises. This made me think of the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, so I wondered what their chart was. When I checked, I discovered the difference was that Fitz chart had far more fire in it.
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Paul Clancy, published in 1940 Opera Diva Maria Jeritza’s chart. Marc Edmund Jones, a good friend, took it and put it in his 1000 in toto. Scouting around, I found the New York Times obit, which cast no light on her, and gave no help. I searched on. Finally on FindAGrave.com, I read a beautiful obit by an admirer and could see the original flaws to the Clancy chart, and rectified her chart accordingly.
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In astrology, the asteroid Itokawa is named in honour of Dr. Hideo Itokawa. His asteroid is used to highlight astronomical or rocketry discoveries and advances. He is affectionately called “Dr. Rocket” because on April 12, 1955. he led his fellow scientists in launching the tiny rocket called Pencil, a miniscule thing about 23CM in length of 9 inches, in the suburbs of Tokyo. That chart, with a sunrise time, is here.
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It was a fluke that I ran into Zoe on her birthday yesterday, December 1, so I took it as a sign and did her chart. The official birth chart for December 1, 1988 at Venice, California is not bad except it is rectified to local mean time, but shown as clock time. Marc Jones, was a big adherent of clock time, but I do not agree with him, and having slowly been rectifying all the old charts to lmt. Not much changes, it’s only eight minutes difference, except for the ascendant and midheaven. Much ado about nothing Overall, her…
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The chart of conjoined twins. These were born in Kentucky in 2021. Using the Equal House format.
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From Magnum P.I. on, Tom Selleck has been a television heart throb. He made few movies because his studio would not release him, fearing that further publicity would make his demand more in next contract, thus Harrison Ford got the title role, and highly lucrative, Indian Jones part. Pity isn’t it? Selleck has a grand trine in air, perhaps that is why he plays such compelling detective roles — almost becoming a modern day Sherlock. His Neptune part this trio is in the twelfth house conjunct Jupiter, showing the limited range the studios have allowed him, but how nonetheless he…
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Just E.G. He was from a Minnesota farming family and despite his riches never changed his Minnesota Democratic Farmer-Labour Party affiliation — a socialist political organization formed after World War I. It was a populist progressive party complete with the desire of cradle to grave care including government ownership of important industries, total cradle to grave health care, guaranteed wage. During the Depression, it was very appealing, Democrats try to bring it back in various guises believing it still it, but the Great Boom of the 1950s it lost its élan.
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Warner Baxter was the first American to win the Academy Award for Best Actor. He was the first actor to portray the character of Jay Gatsby on-screen in The Great Gatsby (1926). By 1936, Baxter was the highest-paid actor in Hollywood, earning a record $284,000. His best role is that of the doctor who treated Abraham Lincoln‘s assassin, in The Prisoner of Shark Island (1936). Sorry, cannot find that one. But the one below was directed by the great Frank Capra. This one is rather amusing as Baxter had a fear of horses — Uranus (which rules the Equines btw) 20 Libra 25…
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Queen Amelia of Portugal was the wife of the assassinated King Carlos.
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Martha (Sunny) von Bülow, was an American heiress. She got into the news as it was suspected her second husband, a Danish-born man-about-society tried to poison her. Instead of dying, Sunny ended up in a life long coma before finally succumbing on Saturday December 6th, 2008 at an elite nursing home in Manhattan. Mrs. von Bülow, who was 76, had been in a coma for nearly 28 years. Maureen Connelly, a spokeswoman for the family, confirmed the death. Mrs. von Bülow’s three children said in a statement that they “were blessed to have an extraordinary loving and caring mother.”…
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C206 Eagle-eyed Judge Anton Scalia
The header picture is of Judge Scalia, and his wife and family. The Scalia had nine children in order of birth they are: Ann Forest, Eugene, John Francis, Catherine Elisabeth, Mary Clare, Paul David, Matthew, Christopher James, and Margaret (Meg) Jane. Judge Scalia suddenly died February 13th, 2016 on vacation in Texas, leaving the High Court at eight. See the New York video coverage Antonin Gregory Scalia was an only child. He was born in Newark, New Jersey on March 11, 1936, the time is unknown, so we had to rectify this one. After fully reviewing his career, we decided…
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Raymond Burr is best known as Perry Mason, Erle Stanley Gardner’s, legal beagle and later Ironsides on television, always shedding light on lies and misdeeds and nary losing the fight. Perry existed before television, he was a radio favorite, but it was Burr’s intensity and drive for excellence that made the L.A. solicitor a household name, and running for a remarkable nine seasons before fading away into rerun history in 1966. That, though, was not the end of Burr, for he returned as the wheel-chaired crime fighter in Ironsides, which ran for another 8 seasons. Television crime-detective series owe a…



















