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This Week in Astral Weather

Mars-Uranus conjunction. You might want to back up your computer, just about anything involving explosive force (literal or metaphorical) could happen (including earthquakes, tsunamis and other disruptions).

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Grapes of Wrath

If you find yourself quite snappish and angry lately, there’s a very good astrological reason. (And even if you don’t believe in astrology at all, my friend April Elliott Kent writes a very persuasive essay!)

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Astral Weather Report

Yeah, this should be a pretty heavy full moon. Wheee! Eric Francis:
When the Moon reaches the opposition to the Sun tomorrow at 9:37 pm, this is very close to the Saturn-Uranus opposition. The Full Moon contacts Saturn-Uranus to just two degrees, which is enough to set it off like a cascade. This could precipitate big [...]

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Eclipse

Of the lunar variety this morning, 9:49 a.m. EST.

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Ahh

Mercury just went direct!

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Eclipse

Early Monday morning at 2:30 or so, east coast time.

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Hmm

Retaking the oath of office, huh? And miscommunications? Pretty typical for a Mercury retrograde!

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It’s That Time Again

Happy fucking Mercury retrograde!

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Astroweather

Today there’s a full moon in Gemini and some explosive Mars-Uranus-Saturn stuff. Lots of nervous energy looking for a place to ground. (Yes, there will be blood.) Clearly a bad day for the markets, and on a personal level? Stay focused and try to bite your tongue. The fallout won’t be worth it.

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Look Up

Tonight:
Every once in a while, something will appear in the night sky that will attract the attention of even those who normally don’t bother looking up. It’s likely to be that way on Monday evening, Dec. 1.
A slender crescent moon, just 15-percent illuminated, will appear in very close proximity to the two brightest planets in [...]

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Pluto Done It

Pluto changes signs Friday (plus, Uranus went direct this morning), and astrologically speaking, it’s a big deal - the more rare the aspect, the more important it is. (Pluto takes 233 years to return to a sign. The last time it was in Capricorn was 1762 to 1779.)
This has to do with authority, power and [...]

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Shake Rattle and Roll

I suppose I should mention that the astrological community buzz is rather insistent about a major shaker in Sunny Cali between now and the end of the year. (Saturn-Uranus opposition, don’t ya know.)

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Stars

There’s an exact Saturn-Uranus opposition today, the first one since 1968. Among other things, Saturn is structure and restrictions, Uranus is innovation and freedom. I leave it to you to interpret.

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Astral Talk

Boy, it’s really been quite a shitty Mercury retrograde, hasn’t it? It ends tomorrow, thank God and Goddess. How has yours been?

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Happy Mercury Retrograde

Uh, that was irony. You know the drill.

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Autumnal Equinox

Right now!

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It’s Coming

Mercury retrograde.

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Lunar Eclipse

Here’s what astrologers are saying about today’s eclipse, which took place at 2:16 PDT/5:16 EDT:
It’s time to move to cash.
The “rapid transformation of investor psychology from manic greed to paranoia”? Yikes.
Ditto. Oh, and increased storm activity at the end of August. (When I’m on vacation, naturally.)

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Who Are You?

Astrobarry on this morning’s solar eclipse in Leo.

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Full Moon

Tonight’s is conjunct Pluto. Think edgy.

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You Know The Drill

Happy fucking Mercury retrograde.

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Virtual Telescope

Cool new geek stuff. Read about it here.

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I forgot to note that today was the first day of spring, mostly because I was so happy they re-opened I-95 and my ride home was back to its normal 25 minutes. (It took me an hour and a half to get home the first night. Arggghh.)
Anyway, the insurance company on the floor down from [...]

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Fancy That

An earthquake in Nevada. And Norway. And Greece and Serbia. Not to mention the recent ones in Mexico & Indonesia. Since it couldn’t possibly be yesterday’s eclipse, it must be them gays.
Regardless, all those affected by all this tectonic unrest are certainly in my prayers.

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Eclipse

If skies are clear tonight, you can watch the lunar eclipse. And watch out, as usual, for earthquakes in the eclipse path.
UPDATE: My friend Barry writes to remind me:
In case you didn’t know, tonight’s lunar eclipse is the last one until 2010. It starts at 8:43pm ET, with totality from 10:01 - 10:51 pm.

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Psst

Solar eclipse in Aquarius tonight, 10:44 EST. Here’s a political take.

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I wonder if this will, you know, cause any American companies to rethink their outsourcing practices:
BANGALORE, India (AFP) — India’s vital outsourcing industry was grappling with major communications disruption Thursday after damage to undersea cables thousands of kilometres away in the Mediterranean.
Internet connections may take days to return to normal, businesses said, adding that telecommunications [...]

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Hmm

Far be it from me to point out we had a communications satellite go down and three Internet cables cut so far during this Mercury retrograde…. (oh, did I mention Mercury rules communication?)

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Mars

Went direct about two hours ago. It’s been retrograde since November - expect things that have been stuck to suddenly pick up speed.

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?@?#$%!

Damn that Mercury retrograde. There’s a problem with the database server and Chris just disabled the comments to see if it helps.

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