Uncle Bob wrote:
On Sat, 28 Oct 2006 19:13:36 -0700, don.lotto embarrased himself and wrote:

wrote ..........
throughout the World Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and
Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio


thx very much uncle bob,

i did not understand those squiggely signs in astron diary.
from norberts orbitograph
it appeared wgtn nz 22-10-06 nzdt octob 2006.

moon rise 0602
sun 0622
venus 0625
mars 0626

extremely close
no other astronomer noticed??

jup rises 0733
merc 0712

7x planets in a V config.

only saturn rise 0355.

i am not astrolog
norberts diary is wunderfull.

dont look in the telescope because the planets are aligned too close to
sun, silly.

i searched google astron and could only find 1 reference to planets
lined up.
but the astrol knew , so maybe they are just as cleverer.


The World Series begins on Saturday, Oct. 21, as the New Moon in Libra
rouses the next phase. On the 23rd, we enter the deep and complex world
of Scorpio. A potent planetary lineup unfolds throughout the World
Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in
compelling Scorpio. The most crucial for athletes is Mars, in motivated
Scorpio on Oct. 23 -- just in time for the World Series, imparting a
daring edge to all activities. This awesome buildup of energy in
Scorpio late this month is just the beginning of a highly successful
period of several weeks when most "Scorps" have the Midas touch.

.........

as I was ++-- aware from y23.com/apd astronomical pocket diary ???
29.10.06
4 vicki astron et al.

don.lotto nz.

I don't want to drop your candy in the sand, but the Sun, Mars and Venus
are in the constellation Virgo. Mercury and Jupiter are in Libra.
What is compelling is how little astrologers really know about the motion
of the planets.
I guess any "Scorps" who think they have a midas touch may find themselves
covering their bets.

Put away your shrunken heads and try looking through a telescope.

Clear Skies,
Uncle Bob

good info from don.
mostly indifferent insults from uncle...