LEARNING CURVE ON THE ECLIPTIC

Under One Sky, (2004) brainchild of Rafael Nasser, contains the biography of a woman, completely unknown to 12 different, well-respected ast...

Painters and photographers born when Sun was in Leo are pretty thin on the ground. I suppose all good Leo Suns are busy doing stuff in the ...

I am ill-equipped to be blogging about economic systems, yet feel the itch to write something on the topic of capitalism, and to try to rel...

Coincidentally, one of last week's Wednesday Women was born in Oklahoma, and so was this week's subject: Elizabeth Warren. She is i...

GUEST POST by Gian Paul A young financial analyst, the Head of Finance at Sandoz, a major Swiss pharmaceutical company, told me that in fut...

The Eve of Destruction, Billboard No 1 hit in 1965, was played by Tim Rice the other day in his current BBC Radio series. The shows feature...

Blogging, especially astrology blogging, can be, to use an expression beloved by British soccer fans, "a funny old game". Some po...

"If I said Bergman, Fellini, Kurosawa, what would first come to mind?" I asked my husband. His response, "Art films". ...

A couple of linked articles earlier this week attracted my attention. Both by Russell Bishop: Is there any integrity or honesty out there? ...

For once Oklahoma politics can spawn a headline rather more inspiring than Senator James Inhofe's "Global Warming is a Hoax", ...

GUEST POST by Gian Paul Facebook, launched on Feb. 4, 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and his friends at Harvard, just celebrated it's 500 milli...