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Location: United Kingdom | A quote from the Bard to invite anyone's news items ..
.. to start the rolling ball some intriguing notes that I noticed in recent days ....
: an orca of over 105 years estimated age spotted alive and well and caring for a young (adopted) orca infant
: the discovery of a Dark Age site in Cornwall, UK, near the folk-loric site of King Arthur's Tintagel site predating the existing site by over 500 years to 545 AD, lending credence to the myth
: space black holes as portals to different galactic points (though the voyager might not survive the voyage - like life I guess ...)
Any news anyone?
Peace out
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| A missing dog heard it's owner's voices on TV and was reunited with it's family https://www.yahoo.com/news/lost-dog-actually-heard-her-181405819.htm...
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Location: United Kingdom | Funny and everyday miraculous how these coincidences occur .. |
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| A man took a pic of a spirit leaving a deceased person's body http://www.destinationamerica.com/thehauntist/man-snaps-photo-of-so... |
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Location: United Kingdom | I saw that and was beguiled, but didn't someone also say it could have been a plume of smoke from a vape e-cigarette ..?
Love 'n' all
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Location: United Kingdom | I agree ... the vape cigarette smoke tends to have a different configuration ...
... seems we are gifted glimpses of the dimension beyond the known but can choose to disregard them then claim there is no evidence ... 
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| Yep, and in that particular picture, that must have been one HUGE cigarette to put off that much mist. |
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Location: United Kingdom | Yes ... what is interesting about that image is that it seems to rise that coalesce into such a distinct form and hang together ... quite a photograph really |
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Location: The Heart of Space | Hmmmmmmm.........excuse me.........had to delete a post as I need to look at footage of the Altamont concert again.....which I had on another computer and don't really think I saved. Phooey! |
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Location: United Kingdom | I saw news of an Arctic Shark that scientists estimate is around 4 - 500 years old ... astonishing ... hope s/he manages to continue to evade us humans .. |
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| I need three things: love, friendship and books. However, the three are interlinked. Love can enrich the contents of the book, the book is one of the most faithful friends. |
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| Hello dgfjgh
I have edited your post before approval to bring it more into line with our community guidelines.
Welcome to the Board!
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Location: NE Ohio | Hey all. ... all the extreme running should ease up now. ... wedding is over. Whew. .... the work was rough but worth it. Glad to see a Newby as well. ... books are wonderful. |
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Location: United Kingdom | Jillifer ... sorry I missed remembering about the wedding ... please forgive me .. congratulations - hope it was as wonderful as it could be ..
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Location: NE Ohio | Awww thanks for the well wishes. The two love birds are now in Jamaica! It is not expected for everyone to remember all my crazy life events. .... i forget many myself, but I've never seen a more stunning bride. I'll upload a photo.
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| Wow DocJ - both so beautiful
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| Gorgeous! Both of you xoxo Congrats! May their lives be filled with happiness and joy. |
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Location: NE Ohio | Thank you! She was my baby number 3..... (still is plus my first Son in law) |
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| OK. Wuuuttt? http://www.marieclaire.com/culture/a22651/star-sign-horoscope-chang...
Is this news? Did everyone know this except me? Ophiuchus, you must have known. Is this even real? It's under "science" on Yahoo, but it's on Marieclaire.com. No way I'm switching signs :P I still think Pluto is a planet, too.
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Location: The Heart of Space | Fret not Dizz....at least not yet!
For sure the sky is not the same sky now as it was two/three thousand years ago. For sure the North and South Poles change (and fairly constantly).
However, Spica is still the 16th brightest star in the visible sky and it is still where it is in the constellation Virgo, just as it was a long time ago when I was born.
I will never be a Leo.
Peace and Pie-sees,
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Location: United Kingdom | Hi Disa, Marty and Friends
Just saw this 'rejoinder' in an online New Scientist link:
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2107207-no-nasa-hasnt-changed-t...
Though this new article seems rather disagreeable and antipathetic to astrology, so am not sure it adds much to our understanding 
I do not know what has happened to Chiron either, the 'planet' of the wounded healer as was once thought (or Nibiru, come to that!)
My understanding is that according to some interpretations the constellation of Ophiucus lies the galactic equator and had a connection with 2012 prophecies
Yours, still waiting for Heaven ...
Paul
Edited by Paul Joseph 9/28/2016 9:00 AM
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Location: NE Ohio | Yeah, i didn't think they had changed because the Cancer traits just do not fit the Leo that i am, maybe perhaps i have calmed down sport wise.... but the fire in me is strong. I couldn't imagine it changing yet over long long long periods i would imagine it would have to. If astrology is hogwash (according to article) why does it predict so well? How can it describe people so well? I read cards using astrology and they are always accurate somehow. .... just are!
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| I'm not changing. Whichever kids are born from this day forward can have the newly designated signs if they want, but me and my people, we are what we are. :P |
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Location: NE Ohio | I was reading somewhere on FB today that NASA has not issued any changes in astrological signs and that the star constellations have indeed not changed. Even if they did, we wouldn't see it or feel it for at least another thousand years. Geewiz i wish i would have copied the article! Lol
I hope fall goes slow because winters suck here and i hate cold!
Stay warm my friends~ |
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