Is the Astrology Book and the Poet the same man?
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I did a chart for Lee winning the New York state gubernatorial race and felt he would win. He did not, so I had to review the chart and discover why. Of course, the obvious reason is the number of people leaving New York is at an all-time high, and those were lost voting opportunities. Thus, Zeldin is out of touch with what New York is becoming — a chaotic mess instead of a shining beacon of opportunity. Under that scenario I am not sure if anyone but a demagogue like Hochul can win the state, but as that becomes…
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Vogue Magazine, December 1926 Photograph by Edward Steichen THE history of Sherwood Anderson is the history of a man groping painfully for an understanding of his own ideas. They flash before him out of the void, and he contemplates them with a sort of wonder, seeking to penetrate their significance, and sometimes not succeeding. Here I do not simply speculate grandly; I say only what the man has said himself, and in plain terms. Mid-American Chants represents his effort to turn this puzzlement into ecstasy; in Many Marriages he takes refuge in metaphysics; in such acrid and revelatory short stories as Death in the…
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Dhillion has gotten a lot of recent press because of defense of whistleblowers vs Big Tech which she terms as the most prevalent threat to our liberties. Recently this came to the fore with Google denying Claremont College, Claremont, California, the use of their platform. Google later reversed itself and said it was a mistake. Tucker Carlson interviewed her on the issue asking “How many times have we heard this from some big tech company or another when caught silencing conservatives?” Dhillon replied: “Well we hear it every other day and Tucker, I am not delusional. People are actually discriminating…
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We did the chart for Mr. Acosta, a rather lackluster one at that, but it is here. Then there was Andy Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, the first nominee, who had a strong chart of a self-made man, but that was a flash in the pan and he never got confirmed. Now President Trump is on his third nominee, Eugene Scalia; we figured we should we should continue the tradition. Meeting Eugene Scalia Mr. Scalia is of course the son of the late Justice Antonin Scalia and his wife Maureen. He was born on August 14, 1963 in Columbus…
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Circa 2020 Senator Harris of California trails Veep Biden in the polls for the next Democratic nominee, and that’s in her home state. Nationwide, she is also flailing against perennial candidate Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts but holding her own against former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Peter Buttigieg. Still, as the only Afro-Asian American in the race, she is a compelling factor. Kamala was born on October 20, 1964 in Oakland, California to two immigrant parents: her mother, Shyamala, was from Madras, India (with a doctorate in biology) and her father, Donald, was…
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UncategorizedNotre Dame 3 Fire 1
Notre Dame construction Notre Dame is over 850 years old. Originally there stood a Gallo-Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter and two early medieval churches previously rose on the site. Located on a small island called the Ile de la Cite (island in the City) it lies in the middle of the River Seine, a 483 mile (777 kilometres) waterway that runs through Paris into the English Channel at LeHavre. Construction of the Cathedral began in 1163 during the reign of King Louis VII and was completed in 1345. Hundreds of volunteer laborers and artisans toiled for nearly 200 years to…
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Eva Adams's book a Place in the Sun highlights the chart of Congenital Idiot. What does it say?
