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Cut-Ups!! [1971]
The front cover features a photographic color illustration of a red railroad engine cut-up. At the top, the title "Cut-Cups" is written in black, orange, and brown lettering. At the bottom, the phrase "Celebration cakes by Baker's Coconut" is written in black lettering. The back cover begins at the top with a photographic illustration of a lion cut-up followed by an orange panel containing information about obtaining more copies. The front end page consists of the table of contents plus all copyright information located at the bottom. All of the inside pages are dedicated to various cut-cup cakes and how to make them. For example, the first cut out cake, located on pages four and five, is "The Cannonball Express" which is a cake cut-up of a train cake. On page four, there is the illustration of the completed cut-up cake and on page five, there are step-by-step directions along with a diagram illustration. The rest of the cut-ups are laid out exactly like this . Some of the designs listed include a hot air balloon, doll, dog, turkey, and Christmas tree. The back end page begins at the top with the title "Frostings For The Cake" and contains five recipes for various types of frostings such as coconut pecan and chocolate coconut.
Donor: Sliker, Shirley Brocker
Brand Name: Baker's Coconut
Publisher: General Foods Corp. (White Plains, N.Y.)
43 p.
21.6 x 14 cm
Language: English
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Copyright: Permission is granted from the copyright owner/holder.
Citation: Cut-Ups!! [1971]. The Alan and Shirley Brocker Sliker Collection, MSS 314, Special Collections, Michigan State University Libraries. Available at http://www.lib.msu.edu/exhibits/sliker/detail.jsp?id=7897


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To say that I'm politically progressive is probably an understatement. Basically, I think that our two party political system is a shitstem and a fraud. Then again, that isn't really all that radical an opinion, is it? Also, I like to think that I'm doing a pretty good job of not contributing too much to the destruction of our planet.
My usual form of cultural activity is going out to see live music. I'm a fan of the summer music festivals in Madison and am a member/fan of the local music scene. I also like to watch movies and check out a local theatrical production. Also, I'm a member of the local craft beer scene (again, more below).
And, despite what the staff robot might think, I am capable of being quite romantic, damnit!
Starting a small business is a helluva lot of work indeed but is also quite rewarding. "Living the dream" has become quite a cliché so I avoid using it but do admit that it applies, much of the time. Meanwhile I do have space in my new life to meet someone new, and am eager to do so.
Music and brewing are my principal creative pursuits. I'm a songwriter/guitarist and lemmy tell you, designing a great beer that turns out really well is a hell of a creative endeavor (IMHO).
Movies: American Movie, Being John Malkovich, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Swedish original, of course), Das Boot, Life of Brian, Eight Men Out, In the Loop, and I could go on.
Music: I'm a rocker principally (punk, low fi, garage, psychedelic) but also like many other styles of music (classical, jazz, reggae, blues, folk, bluegrass, country, "world")
Food: contemporary American, Italian, Thai, Mexican, Indian, Nepalese, Chinese, Japanese, Indonesian, Peruvian, Cuban. I enjoy dinner dates!
TV: Firefly (I have the "complete" series on DVD), Star Trek, The Office, South Park, Nature, The Young Ones, Monty Python.
I'm looking for the next love of my life. Been there, done that, want to do it again. Ultimately I'm on OKC for LTR.


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SARASOTA - A recent study suggests that physical changes in our brains as we age could explain why elderly people fall for scams more often than the rest of us.
The study by UCLA researchers found that older people had more trouble picking up on visual cues in the faces of people trying to scam them. MRIs showed that a part of the brain called the anterior insula had less activity in older people confronted by untrustworthy faces than the same part of the brain in younger people did.
"The science is demonstrating more and more that there's biological factors to account for it," says Kathy Black, a USF Sarasota-Manatee associate professor of gerontology who was not part of the study. As fascinating as she found the research, she warns against using it to draw what she calls false conclusions. "We wouldn't want people to think that all older people can't manage their finances," she says.
The emerging science could change long-held views that the elderly's vulnerability to scams has its roots in sociology, not biology, that older people grew up in more trusting times and have not adapted. The research indicates that getting scammed could go deeper than gullibility or greed. "I've always thought of it more as a cultural thing," says Sarasota elder law attorney Ira Wiesner. He'd like to know if researchers distinguished between those of the World War II generation and those only in their 60s or 70s. And like Black, he doesn't think that the study means that we all face an inevitable end and "that we'll all start accepting everything we hear and falling prey to all kinds of exploiters."
As scientists learn more about potential physical causes for getting scammed, it could remove more of the stigma that prevents victims from revealing when scams happen to them. "They're very self-conscious at the fact they got scammed," Wiesner says. "And it's very embarrassing.
That's why even though fraud is estimated to cost the elderly about $3 billion a year, no one really knows how big the problem is because so many people are too ashamed to report it, many for fear of losing their independence.
"Because if this reflects such a bad judgement," Black says victims expects people to say, "'where else are you doing bad judgements? Maybe you're not able to live alone.'"


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The very moment he sees you sit down he starts hopping towards you and jumps in your lap.
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text: Home > Digital ICs > Microprocessors, Microcontrollers, DSPs This article was posted on 04/10/2013 How Rising Engineering Star, Punya Prakash, Made Her Way to the Top Why Texas Instruments' Punya Prakash stands out among top-notch engineersBy Nicole DiGioseThis past winter, Texas Instruments' (TI) Sitara engineer, Punya Prakash, was formally honored as the winner of the Rising Engineering Star Award by Mouser Electronics, in partnership with Design News. In just three short years, Prakash has made her mark at TI as an applications engineer, a typically male-dominated technology industry, and for her, this is just the beginning. Punya Prakash during an interview with Mouser. Image via youtube.com.Prakash became interested in semiconductor technology years ago while attending school at home, in Bangalore, India. At the time, her hometown was slowly on its way to becoming the silicon hub it's known to be today. As semiconductor technology was the main focus while she was in school, it gave her the opportunity to learn about it, and that's when she took an interest in the technology field. After she earned her undergrad degree from Visveswaraiah Technological University in India, Prakash began working for a software engineering firm and became interested in embedded analytics and technology that enables systems to analyze information and make intelligent decisions. With this newly discovered passion and a drive to further her education, she was accepted to the University of Texas at El Paso to pursue her master's degree. There, her research on TI's Beagle-Board was funded by the Texas Instruments Foundation (TIF).Recently promoted from the applications engineering team, Prakash is now an end-equipment manager. She leads the Sitara ARM Processors team's extensive smart home solutions initiative with TI where she is innovating automation. In her three years working at TI, Prakash achieved many accomplishments and gained the respect of her colleagues. It was her hard work, dedication, and proven leadership skills that brought her to the top as the Rising Engineering Star. In Mouser's press release, Prakash said, "It is a great honor to be recognized by industry leaders like Mouser and Design News from such an impressive list of nominees." She also said that being recognized by industry leaders is very encouraging to engineers trying to make a difference. As for her future years at TI, Prakash would like to continue to drive great ideas and initiatives within the organization, as well as help grow the revenue and customer base. Her goal is to make a significant impact on the organization in a positive way. The Rising Stars program is the newest cooperative effort between Mouser and Design News, a division of UBM that serves the information needs of design engineers around the world. Meet Punya Prakash (video via Mouser's Youtube channel): By Nicole DiGiose Learn more about Mouser Electronics Add Comment Text Only 2000 character limit Please login to comment on the article


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Allergen InformationTo best serve you and ensure a safe and enjoyable dining experience, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay offers several allergen-friendly, prepackaged items for your special dietary needs. Learn more by visiting our Allergen Information page.
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All-Day Dining Deal
Enjoy all you care to eat & drink all day at participating restaurants for one day at Busch Gardens, with an All-Day Dining Deal wristband. Entrees, side items, desserts & beverages are available once per hour through the restaurant lines at Zagora Café, Serengeti Overlook™ Pub, Bengal Bistro, Dragon Fire™ Grill and Zambia Smokehouse. Items included in All Day Dining Deal are marked with colored dots on restaurant menu boards.
Child's price includes kid's meal entrees only.
Buy One, Get One Free on all items not included with All Day Dining deal to include Serengeti Safari Overlook Restaurant, Popcorn, Funnel Cakes, Ice Cream, Cotton Candy, Dippin' Dots, Icees, Bottled Soda and Beer.
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Sharing is prohibited. Not valid at Serengeti Overlook Restaurant. No refunds on day of use. Park admission is required, but not included. Prices are per person, do not include taxes, are subject to change & only valid for a single day. Items included are marked with colored dots. Not valid during separately-ticketed events such as Howl-O-Scream®.
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Despite the New York Jets lacking a general manager, currently with interviews starting Friday and over the weekend to fill that position, they did sign an even "baker's" dozen players, mostly former practice squad players to future/reserve contracts this week. Phil Simms' son Matt was brought back again at quarterback.
Quarterback: Matt Simms
Wide receivers: Royce Pollard, Titus Ryan, Joseph Collins and Emmanuel Arceneaux
Offensive tackle: Dennis Landolt
Long snapper: Travis Tripucka
Defensive tackle: Tevita Finau
Defensive end: Claude Davis
Linebackers: JoJo Dickson and Jacquies Smith
Safeties: Brett Lockett and Jaiquwan Jarrett
Of all the 13 players signed to future/reserve contracts all but Arceneaux, Davis, Lockett, Jarrett and Tripucka spent time with the Jets during the course of 2012. Quite a few quality players with high salaries in 2013 will have to be cut or traded away for the Jets to try to be able to field a team that can compete better than the last two seasons. Considering that the Jets will be up against the cap, if not well over it, going into trying to shape the 2013 roster any or all of these players could be counted upon to contribute at the tail end of the 53 man roster.
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Join Us! Community Meetings Being Held
Metro, in collaboration with the Cities of Los Angeles and San Fernando, will host informational meetings to update the community on the status of the East San Fernando Valley Transit Corridor Project.
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- Learn more about the overall project
- Get details about each alternative being considered
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South Lake Tahoe man arrested after reportedly shooting at a former co-worker
February 20, 2014
South Lake Tahoe police arrested a suspect Wednesday afternoon after he allegedly shot at, but did not injure, a former co-worker near Highway 50.
Angelo Fitzgerald Anderson, 22, was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon and shooting into an inhabited vehicle, police said. He was booked into the El Dorado County Jail in South Lake Tahoe with a $100,000 bail. More charges may be pending as the investigation continues, police said.
Police responded to a report of multiple shots fired at a moving vehicle Wednesday at 4:42 p.m. near Fawn Way in South Lake Tahoe. Police learned that the victim, a 57-year-old resident of South Lake Tahoe, had been visiting a friend's residence and, when he was leaving, Anderson saw him and approached him as the victim was getting into his pickup. Anderson reportedly began making inflammatory remarks toward the victim, who is a former-coworker. The two have an "acrimonious relationship," police stated in a press release. The victim closed his driver's door to avoid a conflict and, as he began to drive away, Anderson reportedly raised a handgun and fired about three rounds at the victim's truck. Anderson then went back into his motel room, where he was later taken into custody by an El Dorado County Sheriff's deputy. Police recovered the firearm Anderson used, and they also discovered a bullet hole in the victim's truck. Police searched for other possible victims on Fawn Way, but did not locate any.
Anderson remained in custody Thursday, according to jail records.
Witnesses are asked to contact Detective Jeff Roberson at 530-542-6100; case number 1402-1299. Anonymous tips may be left at the Secret Witness phone number, 530-541-6800.
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We report on a compact and simple, broadband optical parametric chirped pulse amplifier system that amplifies femtosecond pulses directly from a titanium sapphire oscillator up to 2 TW power. Our system relies on a new technique - time shear - that improves the time overlap between the seed and pump pulses and, thus, improves the efficiency of the power amplification stage pumped with a ns laser. Parametric amplification was achieved in two stages: a multipass, noncollinear geometry preamplifier with a single β-barium borate crystal, and a power booster stage incorporating three β-barium borate crystals in the new time-shear design. Both stages were pumped with pulses from a commercial 10 Hz frequency doubled ns Nd:YAG laser. The system delivers 49 mJ pulses with a temporal width of 23 fs and its overall conversion efficiency after pulse compression is 10%.
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Roland Kickinger starring in Terminator 4: Salvation
Roland Kickinger is a little busy these days, down in New Mexico filming the 4th movie in the Terminator Series, titled Terminator 4: Salvation: The Future Begins. Set for a release date of May 22nd, 2009, Roland is playing the character of the T-800, which was the original terminator.
This movie picks off where Terminator 3 ended, where the Skynet computer has destroyed most of humanity. John Conner, who will be played by Christian Bale, and his group start to lead the rebellion against the machines. Roland Kickinger is set to go after John Conner, who will be protected by a good terminator, in this case, played by Josh Brolin.
Here is a synopsis released by Warner Bros. Set in post-apocalyptic 2018, John Connor (Christian Bale), the man fated to be the leader of the human resistance against Skynet and its army of Terminators, and the future he was raised to believe in is altered in part by the appearance of Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington), a Terminator whose last memory is of being on death row. Connor must decide whether Marcus has been sent from the future, or rescued from the past. As Skynet prepares its final onslaught, Connor and Marcus both embark on an odyssey that takes them into the heart of Skynet's operations, where they find out a terrible secret that may lead to the possible annihilation of mankind.
Here is a synopsis released by Warner Bros.
Set in post-apocalyptic 2018, John Connor (Christian Bale), the man fated to be the leader of the human resistance against Skynet and its army of Terminators, and the future he was raised to believe in is altered in part by the appearance of Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington), a Terminator whose last memory is of being on death row. Connor must decide whether Marcus has been sent from the future, or rescued from the past. As Skynet prepares its final onslaught, Connor and Marcus both embark on an odyssey that takes them into the heart of Skynet's operations, where they find out a terrible secret that may lead to the possible annihilation of mankind.
IFBB Figure Pro Amanda Jo Savell and Dave Jacobs are found dead
I received the call very early this morning here in Los Angeles. What is going on? People rarely call this early? Did you hear the news? Amanda Jo Savell and Dave Jacobs were found dead in their house? WTF? Are you serious? Bull! No, I am serious? They are treating it as a murder, although the rumors are saying that Dave Jacobs shot Amanda and then killed himself?
I am still in a daze from hearing that such a beautiful person is gone this morning, and that we still don't know much as the police are investigating to what happened? Some are saying it is a double murder, because of Dave Jacobs involvement with steroids, his talking about which players in the NFL are involved, and so on. Others are saying that this is a case of jealously, whereas Dave flipped out because Amanda was talking to various guys when Dave wasn't there. We don't know. All I know is that Amanda is not going to be around anymore? All I can remember is her friendly voice, great attitude, pictures and video interviews we did with her, and I feel sadness for her friends and family.
From various friends, we know that the last anyone talked to Amanda is Monday evening. When her friends and family tried to text or call her Tuesday, she did not answer. That was unusual. By Wednesday, they were very worried that something had happened. They called the police to check it out. They finally went to check it out late Wednesday night. And it was Thursday morning that the worst fears had come true. Amanda was training to compete in the 2008 IFBB Europa Pro Figure show in August. Her friends knew something was wrong, because there was no way she would no be training for the show, and not calling her friends. Today, the figure community is stunned. This stuff just doesn't occur.
More rumors coming in – that Dave Jacobs was not there for the weekend, came back Monday, looked at Amanda's cell phone calls, and flipped out when he realized that she was talking to guys that she dated before. People have said that Dave was insanely jealous, that he had flipped out in the past, and they had warned Amanda to not stay with him. It does appear that Dave shot her, and then killed himself. Wow.
Still, others say it was a double murder. More information will come soon, perhaps clearing some up. But then again, I don't think I will ever understand why. Amanda was 30 years old. She will be missed. My condolences go out to her family and friends.
Congratulations to Shawn and Kristie on the new baby
Congratulations to Shawn and Kristie Ray on the birth of their second daughter. Isabella Blu Ray was born on April 30th, at 9:22pm in the evening. She weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces, and measured 19 1/2 inches long. Isabella's big sister, Asia, is going to have a whole new person to share all her toys with now!
Kevin Levrone – new movie called 'I Am' and more
When we were in Boise, we got a chance to speak to Kevin Levrone about what is new in his life, and various subjects including his upcoming movie titled "I Am". Kevin started to shoot the move in Castle Rock, Colorado around October 2007, and it is slated for a Fall 2008 release.
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Here is a synopsis of the movie. A film with the passion and exciting, raw emotional drama of Romeo and Juliet, I AM is the story of a young man who has always been everything to everyone. Marvin The Great Pearl is a man who is truly blessed in life and succeeds in everything he pursues; class president, valedictorian and star athlete turned global icon. He is in the midst of beginning his political career when through personal tragedy, or perhaps divine intervention, he finds that he is losing the most important thing in his life. It also happens to be the one thing in this world that he cannot control through his own power. And with the two most powerful words on the planet, I AM, Marvin is confronted with the decision of his life and death!
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Jay Cutler's 2008 Mr. Olympia Top Five Predictions
Larry Pepe, on the Pro Bodybuilding Weekly Radio show, got out of Jay, the honest answer on who he thinks will be the top five at the 2008 Mr. Olympia. Here is Jay's prediction on who they are.
1) Jay Cutler
2) Dexter Jackson
3) Phil Heath
4) Dennis Wolf
5) Kai Greene
Missing are some noteworthy competitors, including Melvin Anthony, Silvio Samuel, and Gustavo Badell. The reason that Victor Martinez is not on the list, is that we all assume he is bypassing the Olympia due to injury, and will concentrate on the 2009 Arnold Classic instead.
Jay Cutler at the 2008 Boise Expo discussing predictions
Ah, leave it up to an encounter in Boise, Idaho at the 2008 Boise Fitness Expo where Jay Cutler himself decided to talk to Ron about his pick of who will win the 2008 Mr. Olympia. A few weeks back, in a heated moment on the boards, I got caught up into the action, and, in a moment of passion, said that Dennis Wolf is going to win the 2008 Mr. Olympia. Originally, I had Jay Cutler as my top prediction, but when Lonnie Teper went with Jay (and since Lonnie is usually wrong), Dennis Wolf was the choice.
Well, Jay Cutler himself wasn't too happy with me. Click below for the pics and story of Jay guest posing and more.
Lee Priest signs with Muscular Development
The last time we saw Lee Priest, we were at the 2008 Arnold Classic, where Lee was standing in the MuscleMag booth greeting some fans. Today, Lee decided to sign a deal with Muscular Development, and judging from many rumors, it looks like Lee will be let back into the IFBB, and perhaps be allowed to compete at the 2008 Atlantic Pro. If he places in the top three there, then it is off to the Olympia stage. But first, he needs to be reinstatement into the IFBB.Congratulations Lee on your contract with MD.
Dexter Jackson signs with Weider Publications
After being with Muscular Development magazine for the past few years, Dexter Jackson made a bold choice, and signed with Weider Publications (Flex, Muscle & Fitness Magazine) in a stunning move that left many in the industry surprised. Many people did not even know that Dexter's contract with MD was up. Still, the announcement on Tuesday evening on Flexonline created quite a stir, as Dexter had just come off winning three IFBB contests in a row (2008 Arnold Classic, 2008 Australian Pro, 2008 New Zealand Pro).Congratulation to Dexter, as teaming up with Weider, along with his Muscletech contract, puts Dexter is a great position as he rests and gears up for the 2008 Mr. Olympia contest. We here see Dexter as easily being in the top 4 at the 2008 Mr. Olympia, along with Jay Cutler, Dennis Wolf, and Phil Heath.
Will Harris Sneak Pics before the Ironman Pro
Will Harris is always a wild card in the quest for a top five placing at the Ironman Pro. But the competitor surprised us last year with almost winning the 2007 Europa Pro show. So can Will come with a better physique at the Ironman Pro? Various sources who train with Will say yes, he is going to surprise everyone!
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Melvin Anthony – where have you been?
From our sources, Melvin Anthony has come back from a month out in Kuwait, where he ate, slept and trained hard for the upcoming Arnold Classic competition March 1st. Melvin went out there to endorse a gym, signed a lot of photographs, made a number of appearance, and even went on an Arabic television show much like the 'Jay Leno' show that we have here, and talked about bodybuilding, competing and training. Melvin spoke in English to the host, while the translator gave his responses. It was a blast.
Our friends say that Melvin is 255 pounds, and his conditioning is right on to surprise many at the Arnold Classic. Melvin may be considered the underdog at the Arnold Classic to place even in the top three, but he intends to beat out his own physique from the last show, which was the Olympia. Either way, it is going to be a great battle on stage between the competitors. We will next see Melvin at the Ironman Pro show, but not competing. Melvin will be there to check out his fellow competitors, and will be at the Weider booth, since Muscletech may not have a booth there.
Neset Icli – 3 weeks out from the Ironman Pro pics
Siggi Segers of Belgium sent us some pictures of one of the pro's that he is helping to train and will compete at the Ironman Pro. Neset Icli is flying in from Europe for the show for the IFBB's first pro show of the year.
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Desmond Miller Dropped
Muscular Development athletes are getting dropped or leaving left and right. The latest departure from MD is IFBB Pro Desmond Miller. Miller will be competing at the IRONMAN Pro in less than three weeks. MD's Flex Wheeler coined him the best NPC Nationals winner of all-time.
Deshaun Grimez 3 weeks out from IRONMAN photos
Deshaun Grimez at Gold's Gym Venice. The 2008 IRONMAN Pro will be his pro debut. He says he's ready, what do you think? Stay tuned for more photos and video interview with this IFBB pro bodybuilder.
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Art Atwood cuts a deal in steroid case
The New York Times broke this story that had been lingering in the rumor mill for awhile. Another rumor proves to check out.
PLANO, Tex. — A black Hummer pulled into the Hooters parking lot as dusk fell. Arthur Dale Atwood, a professional bodybuilder with a 61-inch chest, opened the tailgate for a police informant to deliver more than 100 bottles of fake drugs made from vegetable oil.
When Arthur Atwood was arrested, he wasn't charged with a drug violation because of a continuing federal investigation.
For months, city detectives had been watching as Atwood, 34, amassed steroids, human growth hormone, Ecstasy and exotic thyroid stimulators. Last May, the police made their move. Outside the Hooters lot, officers pulled over the Hummer. But instead of filing drug charges, they turned Atwood over to federal prosecutors running a more ambitious investigation.
Three days later, federal agents began arresting seven other bodybuilders across the state. One of them, David C. Jacobs, 35, known to friends as Bulletproof, publicly boasted of having evidence to link players for the Dallas Cowboys and the Atlanta Falcons to steroids. No such evidence has been revealed, and those teams have strongly denied his statements.
Moe El Moussawi – 4 weeks out from the Ironman Pro pics
From New Zealand, Moe sent us a few pics of him getting ready for the 2008 Ironman Pro, to be held on February 16 in Los Angeles. Moe plans on getting on the stage at 225 pounds, and at 5″9″, he plans to make excellent progress in his shape since last year. It will be interesting to see Moe compared to a number of other bodybuilders, as he looks quite good at the moment.
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Campus News 2013
For Immediate Release
May 30, 2013
American Heart Association recognizes Schreiner University as a fit-friendly company
The American Heart Association has recognized Schreiner as a fit-friendly company and has awarded the university gold status certification.
The American Heart Association's fit-friendly certification program recognizes employers who go above and beyond when it comes to their employees' health. Fit-friendly companies reach gold and platinum level status by implementing various activities and programs to encourage physical activity, nutrition and culture enhancements such as on-site walking routes, healthy food choices in cafeterias and vending machines, annual employee health risk assessments and other online tools.
"We received the gold level because we meet six areas of criteria in physical activity including the onsite facility at Mountaineer Fitness Center, free activity classes, the Walk and Run club, information and email, incentives, two criteria in nutrition and more," said Lucrecia Flores, director of health and wellness. "It's important to be active to reduce the risks of disease (heart, stroke, cancer, diabetes, etc.) also to reduce blood pressure, cholesterol, obesity, osteoporosis, absenteeism, and improve productivity, overall health such as mental, physical and emotional."
The fit-friendly program is a part of the American Heart Association's "My Heart. My Life" platform, aimed at educating communities about the lifestyle changes necessary to lead a heart healthy life.
For more information on Schreiner, visit www.schreiner.edu.


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HOLLYWOOD, Fla. - A sunbather had to be hospitalized after a beach safety truck ran over him on a South Florida beach.
The 55-year-old man was lying near a dune on a Hollywood beach when he was run over Tuesday afternoon.
Authorities say a supervisor with the city's beach safety division checking on lifeguards and swimmers didn't see the sunbather as he started to pull away his truck the dune.
Passers-by flagged down the driver, who rushed to the sunbather's aid.
The sunbather was not identified. Authorities say he was taken to a hospital with scrapes, bruises and burns from the truck's exhaust system. Police say the man's injuries were not life-threatening.
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London - Are you someone who likes to cuddle up against your partner at night? Or do you tend to wake on the other side of the bed, facing the wall?
New research shows that the position in which we sleep is highly revealing about the strength of our relationships.
The key is the distance between couples, according to a study of 1 100 people.
Partners who sleep less than an inch apart are far more likely to be happy together than those maintaining a gap wider than 30 inches, the researchers found.
And couples who spend the night making physical contact are happier than those who do not touch.
The research, published at the Edinburgh International Science Festival, expands on work by psychiatrist Samuel Dunkell.
He found people who lie curled up in the "full foetal" position are likely to be indecisive, anxious and sensitive to criticism.
Those who sleep in a "semi-foetal" position, with their knees drawn up, are conciliatory, amenable to compromise, and unlikely to take extreme stances, he said.
People who sleep in the 'royal' position – flat on their back – tend to be confident, open, expansive, and sensation-seeking.
And those who lie "prone" on their face show a tendency for rigidity and perfectionism.
The new study found that 42 percent of couples sleep back to back, 31 percent face the same direction and just four percent face one another.
Around 34 percent sleep touching and 12 percent spend the night less than an inch apart, while two percent are separated by more than 30 inches.
Of those who fall asleep touching, couples tend to be happier if they are face-to-face than if they "spoon" their partners, facing the same direction, or if they face in opposite directions.
Of those who do not touch, the largest number of happy couples face the same direction – above those who sleep back to back or facing each other.
University of Hertfordshire psychologist Professor Richard Wiseman, who led the study, said: "Ninety four percent of couples who spent the night in contact with one another were happy with their relationship, compared to just 68 percent of those that didn't touch.
"This is the first survey to examine couples' sleeping positions, and the results allow people to gain an insight into someone's personality and relationship."
The study found 86 percent of couples who slept less than an inch apart felt happy in their relationship, compared with 66 percent of those who slept more than 30 inches apart.
The latest results are part of Professor Wiseman's wider research on sleep and dreaming. He is using Dr Dunkell's ideas to examine the ways people relate to each other in their sleep.
His initial findings suggest that people who sleep very close to their partners are more likely to be extroverts.
He has written a book, Night School, about his work.
Professor Wiseman said: "Thirty four percent of people said they slept touching, but this rose to 45 percent among extroverts." - Daily Mail


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Tabitha Jones knows that dreams can come true.
Since childhood, Jones has wanted to become an actress, and today, she is touring across the country playing the character Belle from Beauty and the Beast with Disney Live! Three Classic Fairy Tales.
After graduating from high school in Iowa, Jones moved to California to pursue an acting career. She landed a job at Disneyland Resort and later heard auditions were being held for Disney Live! She started working with Disney Live! four years ago, and her first role was as a stepsister in Cinderella.
"I've always loved the stage and being up there and performing and making people smile. This is my second show that I've done with Belle," Jones said during a telephone interview.
The audience at Bell Auditorium can expect to be wowed by the show, she said.
"The lighting is amazing. Our costumes are designed by a Tony Award winner from Broadway, Gregg Barnes. The costumes are just spectacular. With the music, the staging and lights, I just love the way the show comes together. I think it's one of the better shows out there," Jones said.
Viewers can also expect to see well-known characters Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Goofy telling three classic fairy tales, Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, she said.
"They're reading it from a story book, and it just comes to life right before their eyes. It's filled with music, singing, dancing and all of these wonderful characters that people have grown to love over the years. I think it's a pretty amazing show for all ages," Jones said.
Jones was drawn to Belle's character because Belle loves to read and Jones considers herself to be a bookworm. The character is also genuine, sincere and takes the time to know people, rather than judge them by their appearance.
When she's on stage, Jones said it "warms her heart" when children call out to her, thinking that she really is the character Belle.


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|From: Doug Williams (m.douglas.williams at gmail.com)
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I got GRacket2 running under Ubuntu. In general, things work as expected. It is my animations that I'm most concerned about and some work and some don't. I've only tried the ones that are available on PLaneT - I haven't even checked any of the others yet. The animated-canvas library that I have on PLaneT has two examples. The histogram-test.rkt example works as expected. The lines.rkt example draws a few lines and then locks up. Adding a (yield) after (send canvas swap-bitmaps) in line 55 gets it to run - sort of. The animation is fairly smooth for 10 sets of lines, but is really strange at 50 (for example) - with this machine on the old GRacket it would be smooth at 100. And, my stop button implementation doesn't work will - it just sets a global and the graphics routines exit when they see it set - it eventually stops, but may require 10 to 15 seconds or so. I suspect that the animated-canvas functionality for double-buffering may not be needed anymore and the 'flush' operations are what I need to look at. The interactions.ss file in the simulation package on PLaneT also required a (yield) after line 107 to give the animation effect - there is no double buffering or anything here. But, with that added, it seems to run fine. I guess I need a better understanding of how the new canvas is working in order to deprecate the animated-canvas capability for my animations. Any thoughts, Matthew? Doug On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 12:25 AM, Matthew Flatt <mflatt at cs.utah.edu> wrote: > The git repository now includes a "gr2" branch for the new > implementation of `racket/gui', which we've been informally calling > "GRacket2". > > ... > _________________________________________________ > For list-related administrative tasks: > http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/dev > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.racket-lang.org/dev/archive/attachments/20101031/d16e285a/attachment.html>
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What began as a simple traffic stop Jan. 30 led to several citations for illegal possession and sale of alligators. An Arkansas State Police trooper pulled over Patrick Fenton and Jerry Allen on Arkansas Highway 19 in Pike County. During the traffic stop, the trooper noticed a diaper box that turned out to have a baby alligator in it. The trooper immediately contacted AGFC wildlife officers.
The trooper took the two men to the Pike County Sheriff's Office where they were met by the wildlife officers. During questioning, Fenton told authorities that he got the alligator from John J. Lloyd III in Hope.
The following day, wildlife officers obtained a search warrant for Lloyd's house at 1410 S. Elm St. in Hope. Lloyd was found inside the house along with a storage bin that contained six small alligators. Lloyd told wildlife officers that he received nine small alligators from John Postlethwait. Postlethwait took the alligators from a pond in Hempstead County.
Lloyd said Patrick Fenton had offered to buy an alligator for $25. Lloyd said he sold two alligators to Allen for $40 and methamphetamine. After talking with Lloyd, wildlife officers obtained a search warrant for Allen's residence in McCaskill, but no alligators were found at the residence.
Wildlife officers contacted Allen and Fenton again and agreed to meet at Fenton's residence in Delight. The two men admitted to purchasing the alligators. Allen said he was buying the alligators for a friend he identified as Jim Jordan. Officers contacted Robert J. "Jim" Jordan of Blevins. Jordan said he paid Allen $40 and five gallons of gas for the two alligators. A friend of Jordan, Eddie Evans, took two of the alligators to a nearby pond and released them after Jordan learned the alligators were illegal to possess. Wildlife officers retrieved the two alligators from the pond. After the intensive two-day investigation, wildlife officers were able to collect nine baby alligators.
Fenton received a citation for taking of an alligator, which carries a fine of up to $2,500 and 90 days in jail, and selling of wildlife, which has a fine of up to $5,000 and a year in jail. Lloyd received a citation for selling of wildlife and with taking of an alligator. Allen received a citation for taking of alligators and selling wildlife. Jordan was given a citation for taking of an alligator. Evans received a citation for aiding, accompanying and abetting a violation which carries up to a $1,000 fine and up to 30 days in jail. Postlethwait received a citation for taking of an alligator.
All suspects were given an April 2, 2012 court date in Hempstead County.
[1] http://www.addtoany.com/share_save?linkurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.biggamehunt.net%2Fnews%2Farkansas-traffic-stop-leads-arrests-possession-and-sale-alligators&linkname=Arkansas%20Traffic%20Stop%20Leads%20to%20Arrests%20for%20Possession%20and%20Sale%20of%20Alligators%20%7C%20Big%20Game%20Hunt
[2] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Arkansas
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2 say EDMC retaliated for discrimination complaints
Two admissions officers at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh claim its corporate owner, Pittsburgh-based Education Management Corp., retaliated against them after they filed discrimination complaints against the institute, their lawyer said.
He said the men believe they were targeted recently when the school adopted a dispute resolution policy that must be followed as a condition of employment and made it retroactive, to before the men filed their discrimination complaints.
In August, Lamont Jones, 47, and Michael Scott, 55, who are assistant admissions directors, joined Darrell Evans and an unnamed woman in age-discrimination claims with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Evans, 49, who had been an associate director of admissions, and the woman, who is in her 50s, were fired this year.
Jones and Evans included racial discrimination in their claims.
In October, Jones and Scott filed additional complaints with the EEOC alleging that because of their initial claims, EDMC targeted them with a policy requiring "employees, former employees and applicants for employment" of the corporation and its subsidiaries to submit to a dispute-resolution procedure, rather than legal claims, as a condition of employment.
The policy states that it is retroactive to July 1.
Amos Jones, a Washington-based lawyer who represents the four, said the EEOC has 180 days from the time of the filing to issue a decision on complaints.
The Art Institute declined to respond.
"We're not commenting on employee relations matters," said Jacqueline Muller, vice president of communications and public relations for Education Management.
But Pittsburgh labor lawyer Sam Cordes, who is not involved in the case, said the retroactive policy could be subject to challenge.
"The whole thing comes down to why the employer is filing it at this point and this sounds suspicious," Cordes said.
Last spring, Lamont Jones noticed that he was singled out for performance deficiencies after he complained about scholarship panels that did not represent minorities, said Amos Jones. The others allege that they too were subject to such warnings, while lower performing younger employees were not cited.
"The cycle began in April when (the Art Institute) started cycling out people in their 40s and bringing people in their 20s," Amos Jones said.
"It's a bad, bad situation," he said. "The Art Institute of Pittsburgh has had a fine reputation for nearly 100 years, but EDMC's business practices are wrapped around the wrong principles."
The EEOC does not comment on pending complaints, maintaining they are private until a ruling is issued.
The publicly traded, for-profit EDMC has battled state and federal lawsuits alleging improper recruitment practices and heightened scrutiny over student retention and graduation rates. The corporation this year also saw its stock price plummet from $29.90 to $2.99 on Thursday. As enrollment sagged, the company downsized hundreds of employees at its schools across the country.
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An Egyptian satirist who made fun of President Mohamed Mursi on television has been accused of undermining his standing and will be investigated by prosecutors, a judicial source said on Tuesday.
Bassem Youssef's case will increase worries about freedom of speech in the post-Hosni Mubarak era, especially when the country's new constitution includes provisions criticized by rights activists for, among other things, forbidding insults.
Youssef rose to fame following the uprising that swept Mubarak from power in February 2011 with a satirical online program that was compared with Jon Stewart's Daily Show.
He has since had his own show on Egyptian television and mocked Mursi's repeated use of the word "love" in his speeches by starting one of his programs with a love song, holding a red pillow with the president's face printed on it.
The prosecutor general ordered an investigation into a formal complaint against Youssef by an Islamist lawyer. The complaint accuses him of "insulting" Mursi, an Islamist backed by the Muslim Brotherhood, and "undermining his standing".
Human rights activists say it is the latest in a series of criminal defamation cases that bode ill for free speech as Egypt reshapes its institutions after Mubarak was toppled.
"The greatest threat to freedom of expression over the last four months has been this rise in criminal defamation cases, whether it is on charges of defaming the president or the judiciary," said Heba Morayef, Egypt director of the New York-based Human Rights Watch.
"The problem is now is we are likely to see an increase in this because criminal defamation is now embedded in the constitution," she said.
Rivals accuse Mursi, who won Egypt's first freely contested leadership election in June, of polarizing society by foisting a divisive, Islamist-leaning constitution on the country and using the autocratic ways of his deposed predecessor.


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Can Herald of Perfection be used multiple times in the same chain, assuming I have enough fairy-type monsters to continue negating?
22.214.171.124 03:47, May 24, 2010 (UTC)
Its effect it a Quick effect, that means you can activate its effect multiple times in the same chain.--Hide Head Turtle 04:23, May 24, 2010 (UTC)
Also, can Herald of Perfection negate Gorz effect and destroy him?
22.214.171.124 05:53, May 24, 2010 (UTC)
Yes, Gorz activates in their hand, and it will be destroyed and sent to the graveyard. Falzar FZ 06:03, May 24, 2010 (UTC)


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VEHICLE owners are being reminded about security after police found more than 20 unlocked in Kidderminster.
Eight police officers and police community support officers carried out a vulnerable vehicle check on Wednesday, February 19.
About 200 vehicles were checked, 22 of which were found to be unlocked, and some of them had items such as sat navs, MP3 players, power tools and handbags left on display.
Vehicle owners were spoken to and came out to secure their vehicles.
PC Phil Green of the Kidderminster East Safer Neighbourhood Team said: "Many of the previously reported thefts from motor vehicles have been due to insecure vehicles and we believe offenders are simply trying car doors.
"Following the rules of removing items of value and locking car doors, even when only leaving the vehicle unattended for a few moments, will reduce chances of falling prey to this type of crime.
"We are also urging members of the public to be vigilant and if they see anyone going from drive to drive and trying cars doors then to call the police immediately on 999 as reporting it as it happens gives us the best chance of arresting the offenders."


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I project my 7th house and guess what? So do you!
There were a lot of questions in the comments. I've started to address them here: Astrology Q&A – What if there is nothing in my 7th house?
I project my 7th house and guess what? So do you!
There were a lot of questions in the comments. I've started to address them here: Astrology Q&A – What if there is nothing in my 7th house?
Yes, I project. I don't know exactly how I do that but with Venus, Pluto and Saturn there..I surely project.
Perhaps, I look for people who are attractive, intense and serious about love and life. That's like trying to find a needle in a hay stack, when the needle is actually me. I'm the one with those attributes after all.
Elsa- I have the moon, mercury, and venus in the seventh. What does that mean. I understand the venus part.
Thanks, Jerri
What if you don't have any in the 7th, Elsa?
Aries is on my Desc. (I married an Aries Moon.)
LOL! Love it, Elsa!! I have Taurus on the Descendant & Uranus in the 7th and I married a farmer/carpenter whose Sun is square Uranus. Now he has Neptune/Saturn conjunct in Libra in the 7th and I'm a Libra Sun sq Saturn and Moon conjunct Neptune! Hey, it works!!
Mercury and Venus. If I see a cute guy with glasses who looks smart, immediately he becomes The One and I must have him for my own! When he turns out to be just another dopey guy with glasses…that's disappointing.
Pluto and Uranus in 7th — married a man who lived in a storage unit for 3 years! sounds disturbing but it was multi-level and as big as any nyc hutch. didn't live with me 'til six months into the marriage. he's a high maintenance plutonian virgo who is definitely eccentric — he's hungarian, and I think they're all crazy geniuses over there.
Pluto in the 7th. Explains a lot. Sheesh. Along with the North Node.
Pluto/Uranus in the 7th. Buncha goddamned freaks.
Okay, so I was reading just last night (!) about projection, the Shadow, and the 7th house from this lady:
She says that if we're consistently attracting stuff we don't like in our partners, what we need to do is to embody those qualities ourselves so we're not as attracted and attached to them in the Other.
So, let's say I'm attracted to closet sex addicts and people who can't commit to lunch, let alone anything long-term. By her logic, I now need to become the unavailable one and I dunno, troll Craigslist for multiple one-night stands so I'll no longer attract people like that. Elsa, do you agree? I really don't want to embrace my Shadow to that extent, but honey, my usual MO ain't working, either.
Neptune in the 7th house here. Had a string of drug-addicted artists and alcohol dependent musicians whom I worshhipped for their talents when I was in my 20's. UGh…no more…no way.
So what..worship my own talents? good idea.
I dont have any planets in my 7th house but I do have Ceres in Sag.
Daughter of Saturn and Goddess of agriculture.
Moon, Mars, Jupiter & Chiron in 7th. Mars usually predominates – I like someone I can spar with, but I'm not sure if I want to win the fight or not.
I have Saturn in my 7th (Placidus system)…and so does my SO! We must be projecting ourselves to death. The fun never stops in this house, no way
All these Venuses in the 7th! So, anyone want to trade me their Venus for my Saturn? I'd even take a Mars, I think. I'll throw in a moon opposition for free.
If what I'm meeting with is a projection, I'm projecting 1) lack of relationships, 2) lack of appreciation, and/or 3) lack of loyalty. I've definitely been in love and been loved in return, but most of my life I've felt starved for partnership. But I think things are getting better as I get older.
So, Avery, my MO isn't working, either. But I guess I have come around to the idea that if I embody Saturn…the good parts of it…I won't meet the negative side of it in others.
Glad to hear, Kashmiri, that you and the SO have
found each other and are happy. You give me hope!
I don't have any planets in my 7th house. What's to project?
Thank you, Valkyrie…it took me quite some time to realize that I was happiest with another Saturn type, and not some flaky nutbar (my MO before my current relationship).
There is an age gap between my SO and I (he's the older one) and I know that he felt the same feelings you described in your post.
Saturn in the 7th seems to me like a dance between independant living and partnership every single day.
I have Pallas Athena there… And Pisces on the cusp.
Valkyrie: I sympathize with you! I know how it is!
Thanks, Valkyrie, I'm just indulging in a moment of high bitter. We'll make it through!
Mars and Saturn in 7th.. have always tended to choose dominant partners… very attracted to intensity.. not sure what else I project.. but I'm sure there are quite a few (have a grand cross so oppositions are in play?)
You're not alone!
But how do you solve this? The project thing has never been clear to me.
If you're projecting lack of relationships, then what does that mean and what can you do to change it?
Vita, I'm pretty confused about it myself, and would like to hear from others. But as I understand it, projecting means that I fear/expect those very things I'm meeting with, which brings them about. So one way I'm trying to resolve it is by not fearing it, being okay meeting this again and again, and still having faith it could work out some day.
I meet with dumb luck in other parts of my life, but this area has never been a free ride.
Those words could have come from my mouth exactly; especially the part of meeting with dumb luck in other parts of my life . . . what's this about? I'd love insight. I thought projecting could be anything (not just fear). Maybe someone here (Elsa? Someone?) can give a good example.
Great, Elsa. I will look forward to hearing more about how this works. Very confusing for me. My example (just one among many) is that I am verbal, communicative, capable of intimacy (good listener, affectionate, warm, etc…) but the last two men were not very good with intimacy AT ALL. So what is that? I am capable of intimacy and crave it but find partners who are not able to be? Hmm…
Elsa if what's in your seventh house is retrograde what does that mean GENERALLY? I'm lost in a sideshow funhouse w/all the funky mirrors????
I get confused with the whole projection thing too. When i first read about it i thought what i give my moon away, but their my feelings, my emotions, i'm confused. But in an other i do look for someone who's caring and homely (moon), able to teach me something (jup), different in some way (ura) and intense (plu). Most of the men i've dated have had at least one of these qualities. My current (and hopefully last but with uranus who can tell) man is a sag sun (jup) conj uranus (ura), moon in cancer (moon) and venus conj plu in scorp (plu). Fits pretty well i think. He has nothing in 7th but aries rules (he likes to spar too) and i have venus there trining his sun. The more planets in 7th the more need for or interest in relationship dyou think? Virgo is on my desc so i like to analyze relationships, like to see how they work or dont work. Synastry & composite i find fascinating.
Oooh I do love this post on relationships, got Libra! I myself get confused on the whole projection thing. I dont have anything in my 7th and more heavy on the sqaure/conjunction aspects than oppositions.
I do know I project my neptune/mars conjunction and my venus pluto conjunction. Im always falling for the artists or musicians who are intense, passionate,sexy or vague and dissappering. Im really trying to own this especially my pluto venus because boy do I know that is an energy I want to own! I must say I get confused trying to work out if im projecting or they projecting or both or neither.
BTW havent had the chance to watch your videos recently elsa and it was so good and refreshing to see your smile again. Oh and the (capricorn) red looks good on you.
yeah, actually having Venus in the 7th next to Saturn probably makes it even more difficult because it makes the other person (that for one reason or another we "can't have") so much more desirable…Bugger!
If the chart rectification is right, I have pluto and uranus in 7H also…which makes sense…I tend to date eccentric types…lived in an RV and train caboose for a bit with one, another ex and I lived in a basement party lounge in LES NYC, lived in 1/2M$ home with another, and now with my fiancee, he lives in something larger than a gear locker & travels every other week for work…and we are planning on living together in a few months. All of my relationships (no matter how short or long) have been intensely plutonic for me…
I used to project the uranian energy a lot, then two years ago had an epiphany via a conversation with a long ago ex that I was now owning it. Odd….
Best to all!
One thing I've come to realize with 7th House Saturn is that my relationships need to be dedicated and disciplined.
My SO's Saturn is conjunct his Sun; mine is in a Grand Trine with Neptune/Venus Mars conjunction, also squared my Sun.
I won't speak for what he needs to be disciplined/dedicated about (that's his life) but I can say I need to be dedicated to
(a) not being delusional about what my partner is supposed to *be* (Neptunian)
(b) not imposing on my partner how he is supposed to love me (Venusian expectations) and last but not least
(c) not going ape-shit when things don't go my way (Mars call to action).
Saturn in 7th has, above all, taught me to love myself. Not easy when it squares Sun (or conjunct Sun, like my SO's).
Once I realized I had a right to be a part of the world and it was just as easy for to me to be gentle with myself and love myself.
And lest I sound like it's easy and I have everything figured out, it is an uphill climb. Frequently. While love (Venus) comes easy, so does delusion (Neptune).
Does anyone have Neptune in the 7th? What is that like?
lot of 7th house saturns here. me too. hadn't thought of it in terms of projection, but my husband is a very hard working, practical, earthy fellow. very smart! and i know these are qualities i also have, but i often don't connect with them directly. (i.e. no matter how hard i work, i feel like i "should do more," etc.)
Thank to this post I have learned that I have Saturn, Uranus (Aquarius Descendant) in my 7th house, whatever that means. I don't project. My heart does. No matter how hard I try, this stubborn idiot always wins the battle against my mind. It must be enjoying pain and sea of tears. It would be nice if it allows me to fall in love with this kind, handsome and intelligent man who truly loves me. Or let me fly from flower to flower at least once in my life.
Go real slow would you? I have my free chart from astro.com. I see what I actually have IN my 7th house. It is retrograde which I am supposing means ?SOMETHING? …and now folks are talking about what is on the cusp of it, confusing me even more.
Gee, where does a girl look for her cusp???????
What is your Ascendant DreamsAreality? The Descendant or the cusp of the 7th house is the exact opposite of your Ascendant.
@joana – thanks Joana for your response. I am Scorpio Rising, meaning what rides the cusp of my Ascendant is Taurus, otherwise known as my Descendant, is that correct?
So – does this mean that I project earthy, solid, sensuality onto my partners? Meaning I see them that way, whether they are or not?????
Okay, folks, how do we clear the air then of our projections and get to see how people really are?
Does this mean that people are walking around looking at me as if I'm like something I'm not, which is why I get that 'ho thing sometimes???
'Does this mean that people are walking around looking at me as if I'm like something I'm not, which is why I get that 'ho thing sometimes???'
Dreamsareality that made me laugh! But yes thats possible. As we can project so can others onto us. And retrogrades are debatable, some astrologers dont think they make much difference but as someone with quite a few i think they do. They tend to work on a more internal level and things happen slower. I'm not too good at explaining but this site might help clarify..
No planets in the 7th but, I do have pisces on the cusp, and neptune is conjunct uranus and saturn in the fifth, trining mercury and venus conjunction in the first and sextiling moon pluto conjunction in the 3rd. I've always seen my reationships with others as a sort of enrichment and learning experience. But, most of my relationships are very platonic, relating in a very connected emotionally and mentally way, but rarely ever physical. And they're far and few between, I don't date much. I've got a serious merging streak, being the hallmark of both my venus-neptune trine, neptune 5th house and neptune-ruled 7th house. not to mention all that scorpio-pluto. All in all, other people are just too damn colorful for me not to love. And least to say, since I'm without right now, it's a big void, but as I've done for most of my life, I fill it with music and oil pastels. but who knows, I'm having jupiter over that uranus-neptune-saturn conjunction this year, so who knows!
Ack, Elsa! Good timing. I was just thinking about this! I have Venus and Mars in the 7th house, both in Cancer no less… so I project a neediness onto others I prefer to disassociate with myself….
between the 7th house mars and the aries venus i tend to look towards partners that challenge me. when i was younger any ol' challenge would do and that got kind of unpleasant. i had a bad habit of picking people who fought and debated as a matter of course and ego and whatever rather than to get somewhere (non constructive conflict) and i played that game.
when challenge disappears, my interest evaporates. suddenly the person doesn't look like a partner anymore. if there's no interest in growing/evolving the relationship (which i may have imagined in the first place as an act of projection) then there's no energy feeding into it and little point to my feeding my own energy in- stagnancy really disturbs me.
(and i can never tell whether i'm more interested in high intensity or extreme independence- the libra/aries pluto/venus opposition at work, i guess- i think i projected the pluto for a long time- looking for controlling people just to prove they couldn't control me ;P)
but i do prefer positive growth/constructive criticism/inspiring challenge to conflict for conflict's sake. it's how you use the energy. and easier to focus when you observe it at work.
Mercury, Venus and Neptune. This is like learning a new language.
Mercury- I am excited about learning but yesterday isn't soon enough.
Do I project impatience?
Venus- I am OK with that.
I like to believe that I project an acceptance of others that is unconditional. Do I project a calm balance that may be percieved as a lack of emotion?
Neptune- Prentend I don't like drama, but secretly enjoy witnessing other peoples drama. [Will however go out of my way to help others!] Suffer no delusions, but can usually spot it in others. Become stronger in stormy seas.
I once was asked to not attend a men's group. My friend invited me for tea and said Randamandar, you know Paul and I voted for you but some of the others felt that you did not belong because you don't seem to have any problems to speak of and they are uncomfortable beacuse they do have problems.
Do I project that I am judgemental?
If I am lost in translation, I certainly would appreciate some guidance.
Wow Wyrdling. This is me exactly. Though I have cancer at the cusp of my 7th/moon . . . project dependency and neediness…
But I'd love to talk with you more and see how you reach a happy medium.
Wyrdling – great description of how your 7th house Mars & Aries Venus operates: "when challenge disappears, my interest evaporates."
I can relate to that with Aries Moon/Jupiter and Taurus Mars in the 7th.
I am just beginning to realize that so much of the conflict in my relationships is self-created. I woke up next to my boyfriend this morning, and thought to myself, "I feel bored." It was just a normal fleeting thought, but later in the day I was questioning him about whether I bore him. Talk about projection!
Alma, I've got Neptune on the 7th house cusp conjunct moon in capricorn. I usually project the neptune and play out the capricorn moon. I tend to see my partners as being dreamy, gentle, shy types at first. And after knowing them a while I 'see' them as impractical, passive and evasive. Big time projection. When I get to be neptune, my partners see me as the above too…and then I am the evasive one. Of course, I'm attracted to pisces/neptune and they are attracted to me. It's all roses as long as the projections are kept intact 😉
i'm not sure it's so much a happy medium as making sure when i swing out one way or another it's in the service of keeping the vitality of the interaction and not some fear based response. fear of being controlled led me to have to "prove" i couldn't, for example. there's always extremes, in my experience, but simply owning the energies i project has been really helpful. "i need X in a relationship" and recognizing how i orient myself in that direction and becoming more conscious of it has done wonders. thinking of more positive alternatives for specific energies, particularly.
I have Moon in my seventh. Two things:
a) Florence Nightingale syndrome out the wazoo. I'm attracted to deeply troubled people. A couple of hugely bad experiences have curbed this impulse to some extent.
b) If there's a man in the room that no other women are paying attention to, you'll find me in his lap within five minutes. (I know a couple other women who share this trait, but not too many of them.) This has actually worked out very well for me.
I also like the advice about loving things within yourself… good stuff, that.
I have Moon in my seventh also – seem to attract men who had troubled childhoods. I guess most people have troubled childhoods, but I mean abusive, etc. Since moon is conjunct jupiter in my chart, I'm usually able to help them sort out their feelings and to make some sort of peace with their parents. I feel like that is part of my mission. By peace, it can mean reestablishing contact with their parents, or just coming to the conclusion that though their parents will never change, they can change the way they approach the relationship and deal with its limitations.
What a great thread, Elsa and others are just cracking me up! I have nothing in the 7th house, so does that mean, as in the words of Jack Nicholson, "The good news is, I don't Have a type"?
I think we have contracts in this life to meet specific people, or at least certain types, in order to show us what we still need to learn. (I mean do you ever get feelings when you meet someone, sometimes instantly, that you have a strong connection already?) How many times have I banged my head in different relationship areas of my life over the same old patterns?
Or at least that's how it's played out for me. And as much as I'd like to think that I have learned how to not totally fall for men who definitely have had common traits, feeling that if this person really loved me as much as I love them, that somehow, I would be complete, well the jury's still out on that one. But at least now I am aware of what the main red flags are. (Flattering, Self assured, flattering, eloquent, vulnerable, alcoholic, worldly, sensitive, flattering…)Think I need to hook up with someone who lives in a storage bin ha ha!
I actually have the endorsement from a close friend, of this man who I'm going to meet up with in a group, and he called me today in anticipation. But I'm already turned off by the fact that I'm pretty sure he lives day to day, can't afford health insurance, as my friend helped him out with a cast…Help me, I don't want to be a snob, and I like to think that it's not blue collar workers that turn me off, just blue-collar attitudes, (you know, defeatist, glass ceiling stuff).
But I do believe now, after much observation, that we really only attract people who are able to love us as much as we love ourselves. So that's been my focus, infinite love and gratitude to me!
dreamsAreality, With Taurus on the Descendant it is as if you have Venus in the 7th as it is the Ruler of Taurus. You project all things Venusian onto your partner. Not bad.
Like Elsa said we can use negative or positive energy of the Planet to manifest the projection.
Hope that helps. 🙂
Hi, Mari. I was reading your post and saw that you had the same question as most of us do.
"What a great thread, Elsa and others are just cracking me up! I have nothing in the 7th house, so does that mean, as in the words of Jack Nicholson, "The good news is, I don't Have a type"?"
What Sign is on the cusp of your 7th House? The Planet that rules this Sign is the energy that you will project onto others……for good or ill.
I have no Planets in the 7th but Aries is on the cusp so Elsa says this is like having Mars in this House. "Period!"
What is on your Descendant?
Hi, Descendant is about 13 degrees Aires, closet planet below in 6th house is Jupiter at 8 degrees Aires, then nothing in 5th, nothing in 7th. Thanks, Jamie
So you project the energy of Mars onto your partners. You have Jupiter in Pisces @ 8 degrees in the 6th? I also have Aries on the Descendant.
This could imply that you are impulsive in relationships (jumping in too soon) or that you marry someone younger than yourself.
If you are in the business of projecting you might
say that your partner is too impatient or too daring while you are totally unaware that you display the same qualities.
I like the story Elsa tells of "Shack Man". It illustrates projection perfectly. 🙂
Jamie, no it's Jupe Aries 8 degrees but in 6th. But you're right, I did once marry someone younger, and really young guys are constantly attracted to me
And I Do jump in, at least, my emotions get out of control if I think I've met the ONE. Mars in Libra. Yes, I have been told that I project too much of my goodness onto other people, and I know I have fallen in "love" with the ideal instead of the reality. Yeah that story is a riot, not to mention the delivery!
Yes, Mari. I can empathize. I was always "leaping before looking" but I think that I have that under control now. Where is your Mars?
I remember when I used to waitress at this nightclub and this young soldier would come every night that I worked just to talk to me. My co-workers called him my "puppy" because he followed me everywhere. That was my damned Mars in Leo allowing him to hold my "train" as I walked down the red carpet. I've got that under control as well. 🙂
If your story is anything like mine then I get the riot part… 😉
If I have Saturn in the 7th, that means I direct that part of my personality to to others instead of owning the part myself. There are good and not so good parts of self that may be projected onto others. It makes sense to find someone else; relationship or otherwise to "be" that part for us, especially if we are not quite ready to own that part of our personality.
If I have projected my own sense of authority onto others (giving up that part) that may mean I don't use that ability and thus become more dependant or child like or find issue with that authority for another psychological purpose. The aim of astrology and psychology is to become aware of those unconscious processes so that we may not repeat the negative aspects of personality patterns. They are always there to test us, to act consciously or unconsciously in matters. Thats ok.
I think you would make a very good psychologist Elsa, if you ever thought of taking up that direction. I am sure you have thought about it.
Kingsley, this is interesting. Projecting is seeing one of our traits that we do or do not like in someone else, that we may or may not recognize belongs to us?
But what do you call it if you have a quality, say honesty, and you will someone else to have that too, and you can see in their soul even as they are robbing a bank, you think, well he's honest deep down and wouldn't be doing this if there weren't dire circumstances. His honesty's just waiting to bloom. Is it still called projecting if you don't give up the quality itself? or is it just too much Libra he he
What about people with planets in their first house relating with people with planets in their 7th? Is this a good thing or not?
I have most of my planets in the 12th and 1st.. while my oldest friend has most of her planets in the 7th. I find that she gets frustrated when I communicate from a vantage point of self. And I've noticed that she rarely does this. When others do the same I think it's normal so I never understood this dynamic with her until recently. And I've seen some of the projection recently as well since I'm in her wedding and she told me that the dress I was interested in (she's giving us some choice in the matter) was too boring for me and she doesn't see me as so boring. It then confused me.. if it's my choice then that's the one for me because it's elegant and little fuss.. but if it's her choice I'll choose a more out-there dress.
In the last year or so I've become more aware of how my questioning of self – with planets hidden in the 12th and mercury in the 1st – has created a really draining and dysfunctional(?) dynamic with her and her planets in the 7th and 8th. I've started changing my language in how I phrase things in order to better relate to her and I've seen improvement.
My ex also had neptune in the 7th and when pluto opposed my moon 2 years ago it also conjuncted his neptune. And of course the truth of our dynamic was exposed. (my ex would literally try to get me to smoke weed and to drink beer when things were starting to sour – drug his partner). I also had a great date with someone who's venus was in the 7th.. but it was a weekend thing and then he had to fly back home. I'm wary of relating to people with planets in the 7th because of the projection.. when I already question the who and what that I am. But maybe this is natural to attract these people? Any thoughts?
we all have a 7th house Liz, even if there are no planets in 7th, the sign and sign ruler becomes the descriptor of potential projection. The seventh house is the person whom we will hopefully attract by presenting our particular type of persona (ascendant). That is one theory of the 1st and 7th.
Yikes me!!! Gemini on the 7th…Mercury in Libra!! I'm dieing of thirst here….I need some "water". Somebody give me some water!!!
Moon/neptune in Sag in mine. Still sort of figuring this whole issue out, so I'm glad you're talking about it 🙂
Kashmiri, when you say Saturn type, can you explain that? Also, if I'm not being too nosy, I was just wondering how much of an age difference? (maybe you remember big age difference between me and my guy – I keep wondering if I should feel like a perv. and why is it acceptable for the man to be a lot older, but not the other way around?)
I am still struggling to understand all this stuff, but when certain things are said, I try to imprint them on my mind – so thanks Kingsley (post 58)
I have Mars and Uranus in the 7th, (Pisces Asc.) so now I guess I have to go do some research to try to figure out what that means.
I have come into the comments late here, however to answer Conny, the projection and attraction elements of the 7th house work in a variety of ways and depends upon the persons evolvement and other chart points.
If you attract Jupitarian types, beneficial others into you world then, there will be psychologically driven reason for that. So to, would being a benefactor for others in your life and 7th house. One can embody the qualities as you say, however that may also be what is called projective identification. Perhaps the jupitarian quality for you are easier to express through someone else. If you like something about aniother person and you decide to enlist some of their good qualities and eventually incorporate them into your your own personality then something the 7th house will apply. There are ok ways to project and identify with others as there are also ways to negatively project parts of our personality that we are not keen to be aware of yet. Perhaps Jupiter in the 7th is about everyone else being ok and a belief that one is not as ok as them?
I've got a basic question about projections. Let's say you've got Jupiter in the 7th house. Do you project the jupiterian qualities onto others and see them as having these qualities, or do you embody these qualities, so that others see you as a Jupiter type? Or does the projection go both ways? Since the 7th house is a "meeting place", it might go both ways, right?
Sorry if I wasn't clear enough Conny, Jupiter in 7th is looking for the riches in others when not identifying the richness in oneself.
Thanks Kingsley. I have Jupiter in the 7th and your insight rings true. People often say this about me, but I just made this connection to my chart. Weird.
Thank you Elsa, that makes it very clear to me!
Moon in Taurus in the 7th and my SO has moon in Taurus in the 7th. I'm no Florence Nightingale by any stretch. He says it best when he says he could fall over dead from hunger or sickness and I'd only notice if I actually fell over him. That's me. Living in my head and not noticing anything around me. On the other hand, he definitely mothers and nurtures me. Absolutely. No doubt at all. That's a projection because I'm the most unnuturing person we both know (unless you count intellectual nurturing).
My other big relationship had Pluto and Uranus in the 7th house in Virgo in the 7th house. I wasn't projecting there because we had so much going on with our moon, Venus and Saturn that he absolutely wanted to take care of me (and did), but he definitely projected that Pluto and Uranus on me because I made him transform his whole belief system and career and I'm very independent, uncommital and eccentric. Basically I'm a Pluto/Uranian 7th house dream girl or as he says, his Lilith. LOL We still stay in contact.
But, me embrace my 7th house Moon? Not going to happen. I can take care of myself if I'm alone but barely. It's nothing I enjoy and I certainly do not take care of anyone else unless I'm dragged into it kicking and screaming. Even then, that is not going to last with me at all. I'll sever any relationship that starts getting into that. It seems to suck the life out of me in less than a day. (Not good. My Libra goes right out the window and my Scorpio comes out in full force!)
Taurus is ruler of my 7th house, and I have mars in Taurus. I married a man who has zero planets in Taurus. I have read that mars in taurus is not the most happy of placements. I have been married for 20 years. I will not pretend that we have not had our ups and downs, and major blow-outs (whole lot of them) but something keeps us together. Does this mean I project a Mars Taurus personality?
I love the Shack Man example!! That's awesome.
I have Sun conj Saturn in Taurus in the 7th. (which aspects just about everything else in my chart) My SO is a financial manager in his company. He is very talented and creative (he doesn't think so, though) – used to paint – but he stopped doing that and took a corporate job. Very very stable set-in-his-ways person. Hmmm… I wonder if this is how other people see me…
Charlotte – "Mercury and Venus. If I see a cute guy with glasses who looks smart, immediately he becomes The One and I must have him for my own!"
LOL!!!! I have Merc & Venus on the descendant. I have a thing for guys with glasses too 🙂
Kashmiri – "Saturn in the 7th seems to me like a dance between independant living and partnership every single day." <– I really like this! I never thought of it this way before. (I have Sat in the 7th. & my SO is also much older than me)
Aquarius on the 7th house cusp Uranus being the ruler. Sharing the house with Pisces neptune being the ruler..
Ex-husband had an Aquarius Moon
Neptune ruling Pisces. He smoked cigarettes for the 1st 2 years of our marriage and I did not know it…(just one aspect)..I don't like cigs
and he was very good at hiding it..
He was head of a small steel company and we had to project(neptune)our partnership(7th) in the public with a good image for business contracts..
Another Saturn in 7th – Pisces. It's aspected all over the place, but I don't know if those aspects impact projection or not.
I just ended a long marriage to a man 15 years my senior, and am now in an incredibly surprising and wonderful relationship with a man old enough to be my father.
He treats me better than anyone ever has, and in a lot of ways has brought me back to life. After years of doing all the giving, I am overwhelmed at times. He goes above and beyond any expectation I have ever had. He treats me – the way I have treated those I love in my life. Is that projection? Feels like it.
He reminds me – often – that I do not give myself enough credit for being what he calls "the whole package" as far as a partner goes. "You don't have enough respect for yourself. See yourself the way the world sees you. The way I see you." That's Saturn in Pisces, I'm sure.
Venus in aquarius in my 7th house. Husband is not eccentric.
LC…well the joke's on me…my SO has Saturn in his 7th and I actually have it in my 8th! Doh!
flip my ex had Venus in Aquarius…he refused to hold hands in public. :::snickers::: he also wasn't eccentric, but he was his own man, for sure.
Venus in Gemini in the 7th. I love someone who's got more than one side to them. They're clever and quick and know a million different things with a wicked sense of humor and changing from subject to subject seems like second nature. They have other things going on in their life so and they're always hard to pin down. And they always have a story to tell me. This use to frustrate me until I realized that I do the same freakin' thing and I actually enjoy it to no end.
I have Uranus conjunct moon in the 7th. You're right about Uranus–I only notice a guy if he's "different"! But as I've gotten older, my freak shield has gotten thicker. (That's only by the grace of some other aspect in my chart, I'm sure.)
That has really cleared something up for me – have mars/pluto conjunct my sun and my best friend says I really piss alot of people off! She thinks I am very misunderstood – that my total drive for whatever I am interested in is misinterpretated as aggressive. In fact it is just a desire to learn about whatever interests me – I don't really notice other people! So it could be the mars/pluto doing that. Good to know – still don't care of course!
mars and saturn in 7 house means what exactly in psychological terms is still a mystery . Both are conflicting energies . True they are attracted to intensity, action and also maturity and responsibility but it has to be something more than that.
I have Venus & Saturn conjunct in Scorpio, and Mercury & Neptune conjunct in Libra all in my 7th house. The first time I had my chart done, my astrologer (also a friend) asked me what the hell I was thinking?? This spot in my chart has certainly presented me with a lifetime of lessons in sorting out relationships (probably as much if not more of an influence than Sun/Moon/Ascendant, although they're all in the mix, of course). I hadn't ever looked at it through the lens of projection, but there's probably some insight there.
elsa, i would use equal but both koch and placidus ring more true to me in respect to my own natal chart… saturn & uranus which were in my 11th house (koch/plac) are moved to my 12th house, which I'm not quite sure of. Moon & Mars in the 3rd with equal.. while in koch/plac they're placed in the 2nd.. and aqua/leo is intercepted in both systems. i'll have to do some more research on the house systems though i suppose. It's hard to differentiate moon/mars in 3rd from 2nd because i have jupiter in gemini and that makes me rather talkative in general.
Aries Moon in 7th house conjunct Desc.
I want my men to mother and nurture me. If they don't do that, then I have to mother and nurture them instead. Without that interaction my relationships don't survive.
Also, and this is possibly because my 7th house cusp is Aries, the chase is better than the catch. When there's no challenge in a relationship, I lose my interest.
Funnily enough I also see almost every other woman as a mother type, but not myself. I feel like I wouldn't be a good mother. Every man I've ever been with tell me otherwise, they're all 100% sure I would be great.
Moon and Saturn in Aries…
I have an empty 7th house natally.
But I have jupiter and Uranus in my seventh house at 29 degrees right now…What does that mean Elsa?
An old flame has come back every day he shows up and now Venus is going retrograde..The pain we went through is not being discussed he is just here everyday making me so confused! I still care about him and it is making things uncomfortable for me!
I have Sun and south node conjunct in the 7th as well as mercury and chiron – Uranus is 7th house ruler – my sun is opposite Pluto which makes me interested only in powerful successful and eccentric men – never married so not sure how this will work out.
Oh Boy, What a mess! Uranus/Libra & Pluto/Virgo in 7th. Sun,Venus, Merc & South Node tightly huddled together banging on the front door in Leo. Do I project? You bet your sweet ass I do.
….front door Leo/Virgo. ***Not that ya'll care but the Virgo's got to correct that. 😉
I have an empty 7th but with Virgo on the cusp. This makes sense to me because I am always attracted to curious, writerly types.
I have leo on the 7th house with no planets therein. Its horrible because I am so awkward around these types, I can't get what I want. I like feisty, diva type women who have a mind of their own. I don't even have a fixed start there sadly 🙁 I do attract those types too in some sense but strictly plantonicaly cause I get a bit scared. One girl I was recently talking to on/off is a leo moon and a capricorn , the the capricorn wasn't her nature really because she doesn't want to work and will never have to work, she has a rich dad! So she is biding her time till he dies! lol!
no planets in the 7th house – i don't know if I really do project
Oh my. Now I see things more clearly. I have Mercury, Uranus, Pluto, and the Sun in my 7th house (Virgo). Having my sun sign in the seventh house makes identity and boundaries pretty tricky already. Throw in Uranus and Pluto and I fall in love with eccentric, egotistical, charming, unconventional trouble makers. They think I am unconventional at first, but then find me to be too much of an earthy virgo in the long run. (Two marriages and three intense love affairs find me single as I enter my 50's).
Jupiter in 7th. Married a guy who got his doctorate in philosophy and is teaching. Another fiance – philosophy grad as well. I am now married to a Greek-American who has a Sadge Moon. Pisces is on my 7th house cusp – 1st hubby was a Pisces, and my current hubby used to own a wine distributorship. Now works in tobacco (vices!).
Got Aries and Lilith on the 7th. Married an impatient hot-headed Aries Moon that lives life on his own terms. Extremely contradicting to my cooperative and compromising Libra-ASC. Our marriage mirrors that of a war movie….guns, grenades, tanks and soldiers. It's like dealing with a young child and a military soldier all at once. Oh and if that wasn't Aries enough, he works at TARGET. Bang bang!
I have the sun conjunct uranus in the 7th house in sagittarius… AND mercury precisely conjunct neptune in the 7th house in capricorn.
I am attracted to independent maniacs who are like my Dad… but I am also like my Dad and what about this Mercury Neptune?! Writing, being intuitive, being good with numbers… I just don't know how I project that? Placidus it's in my 8th house but equal it's 7th!
Except that is what I project… I require someone to have a mind like my own. So I answered that question there!
Lol. Life is a puzzle with an answer at a much later years. Don't we wish we had the answer at the beginning!
My hopefully soon-to-be ex is a narcissist. I lived for decades in shock-waves wondering which wife he's living with while I was his wife, … until 4 years into seperation now I realized everything he's accused me and accusing me, in fact is what he's been doing or going to do. Projection.
It's hilarious figuring that out, but it's not funny.
In psychology there is a way to de-code the sentences of narcissists'.
Jupiter, but a special one, 28degrees gemini.(It has a name, I don't remember,for planets at 28 or late degrees)Astrotheme tells me this of the position:"Under a low grey sky, a flock of crows fly against the wind, and three dogs run in opposite directions."
Indecisive, fickle, and pessimistic character. One must make a concentration effort and carefully keep one's projects ready for implementation as soon as the good opportunity arises. One must believe in one's qualities, and learn not to systematically listen to the person who spoke last. Otherwise, innate lack of tenacity and self-confidence, blended with excessive malleability, would result in repeated failures.
Considering that,as a double sag this jup is the ruler of the chart…
Sun is at 5 sag and asc at 9sag
Sun is at 5 sag and asc at 9sag. Sun at 5 sag "An ox is tethered near a windmill."
Inventive, hard-working, and selfless character endowed with exceptional intellectual capacities. Many resounding successes are achieved, and one enjoys worldwide fame in medicine, scientific research, literature, or the arts. However, owing to excessive leniency and a complete lack of interest in making money, one lets other people reap the financial rewards of one's work.
My relationships:many, frustrating,some illusory and crazy
Anaretic degree, 29.50
28.50 i meant
I only have north node in 7H. I've been married and divorced twice.
Moon in Sagittarius in the 7th house. My 2nd husband was very nurturing (Moon) but I wanted more freedom (Sag.) It's hard to have it both ways! My first husband needed nurturing, and I needed it too and it didn't work out. I can get into other people's emotions and psyche very easily and lose myself in them. Then I have a difficult time extricating myself emotionally and energetically. Having Venus, Uranus, and Saturn opposite does not help! I get pulled between my own needs (and self-doubts) and those of others.
Mars, South, Eris in 7.
– Shotgun marriage to a guy who didn't want to be married- til I wanted out.
– 40 years of relationships that I or they ended.
– 6 yrs on/off with married man who can never quite divorce.
Am I forever doomed to failed relationships?


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