It's Scorpio Season B*tch!...Shadow and Light
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1922 Italy - Mussolini Comes To Power
This was the start of Benito Mussolini's term as the new Italian premier. He received strong support from the Parliament at this time, and served in the premier position until 1943. Mussolini was a strong supporter of fascism, communism, as well as the Nazi Hitler regime.
1928 U.S.A. - Mickey Mouse
Mickey Mouse appears for the first time in Steamboat Willie, It was the first successful sound-synchronized animated cartoon film produced by Walt Disney and premiered at the Colony Theater in NYC.
1931 Romania - Royal Marries Commoner
King Carol and Prince Nikolas of Romania had a quarrel over the prince's decision to marry a common woman. King Carol threatened to arrest Prince Nikolas after being defied, and the king had also tore up the prince's marriage certificate. In other words, it was one of the "less happy" days at the castle.
1940 U.S.A. - Mad New York Bomber
1940 : George P. Metesky ( New York Mad Bomber ) leaves his first bomb on a Consolidated Edison power plant window sill which failed to go off. Between 1940 and 1956, he planted at least 33 bombs, of which 22 exploded, injuring 15 people before he was caught.
1944 Yugoslavia - Marshal Tito
An announcement was made during the Marshal Tito's National Committee of Liberation meeting. One of the main orders of business discussed at this event was the establishment of a regency to be resolved in Yugoslavia
1945 Germany - - Belsen Trial
A report was made regarding the completion of the Belsen Trial the day before. Joseph Kramer and Irma Grese, the monarchs of Belsen were two of the people hanged for Nazi concentration camp crimes. Nine other concentration staff members were also hanged on the same day.
1953 Korea - Peace Talks
An effort was made to learn what part will be assigned to neutral representatives during the Korean peace conference. One person active in learning more what the communists want is U.S. Envoy Arthur H. Dean. Envoy Dean has learned that communists intended on having countries such as India, Russia, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Burma involved. They were to be neutral representatives during the peace talks.
1963 U.S.A. - John F. Kennedy
President John F. Kennedy conducted a tour in five cities in Florida, and his administration described a little of the nature of this mission. In essence, President Kennedy was said to not be "out to soak the rich", regardless of the attitudes of business people.
1966 U.S.A. - Fridays Fish
U.S. Roman Catholic bishops did away with the rule against eating meat on Fridays.
1967 Great Britain - Foot and Mouth
More than 80,000 cattle, pigs and sheep are slaughtered today following an outbreak of foot and mouth disease and a ban is placed on the movement of farm animals across the whole of England and Wales.
1973 Europe - Oil Supplies
Arab oil companies have announced a shortage of supply. However, they have decided that Europe will not be affected
1978 Guyana - Cult leader Jim Jones
The Cult leader Jim Jones instructed over 900 members of his church, "People's Temple", to drink a soft drink brewed in a tub with cyanide and sedatives at a mass meeting at the Jonestown camp, the bodies were later discovered at a camp in the Jungle . The cult leader was being investigated by American Authorities for conditions at the camp and Jones was also being investigated for tax fraud . Prior to the mass suicide Jones had a number of his followers shoot reporters and the head of the investigation team Congressman Ryan.
1982 U.S.A. - Duk Koo Kim
Duk Koo Kim dies from injuries sustained during a 14-round match boxing match against Ray Mancini in an arena outside Caesar's Palace on November 13th, 1982 minutes after the fight was over, Kim collapsed into a coma never to recover and the life support equipment was turned off on this day in history.
1985 Switzerland - US / Soviet Summit
A two-day summit was planned with Mikhail Gorbachev and Reagan present. The main order of concern during this meeting was to find a way to "relieve mankind of the treat of nuclear war." The Swiss President Kurl Furgler was also involved in these negotiations.
1987 England - Kings Cross Fire
A fire in a King's Cross underground station kills 30 commuters and injures dozens of others. It is the worst fire in the history of the city's underground rail system and was believed to have been caused by rubbish and grease underneath an escalator and a discarded cigarette starting the fire.
1990 Iraq - Hostages
Hostages held in Iraq would be freed by Christmas Day, according to a recent report. This news was made known after the adjournment of a meeting held between Saddam Hussein and other government officials.
1991 Lebanon - Terry Waite Released
Terry Waite the special envoy of the archbishop of Canterbury, is released by Shiite Muslims after more than four years of captivity. Prior to his kidnapping he had secured the release of missionaries in Iran, British hostages in Libya and American hostages in Lebanon.
1999 U.S.A. - Giant Bonfire
A giant bonfire at Texas A&M University self-proclaimed to be the world's largest prior to their school's annual football game against their arch rival, the University of Texas collapsed and buried a number of students killing 12 students and injuring another 27. Find Out More About More History Of NFL and College Football including history, teams, growth, and the modern game.
2000 U.S.A. - Celebrity Wedding
Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones, Two of the biggest stars in the movie business marry at the New York's Plaza Hotel with a guest list of whose who in the movie industry and costing an estimated 1.5 million dollars. But because of exclusive deal with OK magazine the bride and groom only paid 1/2 million towards it, Private photographs by guests were banned in this well publicized Celebrity Wedding of the year.
2002 U.S.A. - Wire Tapping
Just recently the federal government ruled government wire tapping as legal for appropriate reasons. Already, the government was using this to their advantage. They began to use phone-tapping and surveillance equipment in order to track suspected terrorists.
2004 UK - Fox Hunting Ends
The British Parliament has voted to end fox hunting from February 2005. Animal welfare campaigners are today celebrating their historic victory in the fight to improve animal welfare .
2005 Iraq - Suicide Bombings
A series of suicide bombings in Iraq have killed at least 60 people and injured 60 more as insurgents attacked a prominent Baghdad hotel, an apartment block in Baghdad and two mosques 90 miles north-east of the capital.
2006 Vietnam - George Bush to promote sanctions against North Korea
President Bush wants to persuade the Asia-Pacific leaders that are at the Vietnam summit to give full support to UN sanctions against North Korea. Having met the South Korean and Japanese leaders, he is due to meet those of China and Russia as well. Both of these will be reluctant to back a tough line on the North Koreans.
2007 Saudi Arabia - US Dollar Oil
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has suggested an end to the trading of oil in US dollars, and called the currency "a worthless piece of paper". The call came at the end of the Opec summit, and was opposed by Saudi Arabia. The Iranian president wanted to include an attack on the dollar in the summit's closing statement.
2008 United States - Obama announces new Attorney-General
Barack Obama is said to be appointing Eric Holder to the post of attorney-general. Once confirmed, Mr. Holder will be the first African-American to occupy the position. He will also lead the administration's plan to close Guantanamo Bay, which Mr. Obama has been making a priority.
2011 United States - US Defense Department Tests Hypersonic Weapon
The Pentagon has tested a long-range missile that is able to travel at five times the speed of sound. The missile was part of a project to develop super fast long-range weapons that would allow the military to hit anywhere in the world in less than an hour.
2012 Thailand - President Obama Visits Southeast Asia
US President Obama began his historic visit to Southeast Asia by visiting Thailand. On this trip Obama would eventually visit Burma and become the first US president to visit that country.
2012 Russia - Plane Crashes Killing All On Board
A plane carrying fifty people crashed at Russia's Kazan airport, killing all on board. The Tatarstan Airlines plane had departed from Moscow and was trying to land when it crashed vertically and exploded.
This was the start of Benito Mussolini's term as the new Italian premier. He received strong support from the Parliament at this time, and served in the premier position until 1943. Mussolini was a strong supporter of fascism, communism, as well as the Nazi Hitler regime.
1928 U.S.A. - Mickey Mouse
Mickey Mouse appears for the first time in Steamboat Willie, It was the first successful sound-synchronized animated cartoon film produced by Walt Disney and premiered at the Colony Theater in NYC.
1931 Romania - Royal Marries Commoner
King Carol and Prince Nikolas of Romania had a quarrel over the prince's decision to marry a common woman. King Carol threatened to arrest Prince Nikolas after being defied, and the king had also tore up the prince's marriage certificate. In other words, it was one of the "less happy" days at the castle.
1940 U.S.A. - Mad New York Bomber
1940 : George P. Metesky ( New York Mad Bomber ) leaves his first bomb on a Consolidated Edison power plant window sill which failed to go off. Between 1940 and 1956, he planted at least 33 bombs, of which 22 exploded, injuring 15 people before he was caught.
1944 Yugoslavia - Marshal Tito
An announcement was made during the Marshal Tito's National Committee of Liberation meeting. One of the main orders of business discussed at this event was the establishment of a regency to be resolved in Yugoslavia
1945 Germany - - Belsen Trial
A report was made regarding the completion of the Belsen Trial the day before. Joseph Kramer and Irma Grese, the monarchs of Belsen were two of the people hanged for Nazi concentration camp crimes. Nine other concentration staff members were also hanged on the same day.
1953 Korea - Peace Talks
An effort was made to learn what part will be assigned to neutral representatives during the Korean peace conference. One person active in learning more what the communists want is U.S. Envoy Arthur H. Dean. Envoy Dean has learned that communists intended on having countries such as India, Russia, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Burma involved. They were to be neutral representatives during the peace talks.
1963 U.S.A. - John F. Kennedy
President John F. Kennedy conducted a tour in five cities in Florida, and his administration described a little of the nature of this mission. In essence, President Kennedy was said to not be "out to soak the rich", regardless of the attitudes of business people.
1966 U.S.A. - Fridays Fish
U.S. Roman Catholic bishops did away with the rule against eating meat on Fridays.
1967 Great Britain - Foot and Mouth
More than 80,000 cattle, pigs and sheep are slaughtered today following an outbreak of foot and mouth disease and a ban is placed on the movement of farm animals across the whole of England and Wales.
1973 Europe - Oil Supplies
Arab oil companies have announced a shortage of supply. However, they have decided that Europe will not be affected
1978 Guyana - Cult leader Jim Jones
The Cult leader Jim Jones instructed over 900 members of his church, "People's Temple", to drink a soft drink brewed in a tub with cyanide and sedatives at a mass meeting at the Jonestown camp, the bodies were later discovered at a camp in the Jungle . The cult leader was being investigated by American Authorities for conditions at the camp and Jones was also being investigated for tax fraud . Prior to the mass suicide Jones had a number of his followers shoot reporters and the head of the investigation team Congressman Ryan.
1982 U.S.A. - Duk Koo Kim
Duk Koo Kim dies from injuries sustained during a 14-round match boxing match against Ray Mancini in an arena outside Caesar's Palace on November 13th, 1982 minutes after the fight was over, Kim collapsed into a coma never to recover and the life support equipment was turned off on this day in history.
1985 Switzerland - US / Soviet Summit
A two-day summit was planned with Mikhail Gorbachev and Reagan present. The main order of concern during this meeting was to find a way to "relieve mankind of the treat of nuclear war." The Swiss President Kurl Furgler was also involved in these negotiations.
1987 England - Kings Cross Fire
A fire in a King's Cross underground station kills 30 commuters and injures dozens of others. It is the worst fire in the history of the city's underground rail system and was believed to have been caused by rubbish and grease underneath an escalator and a discarded cigarette starting the fire.
1990 Iraq - Hostages
Hostages held in Iraq would be freed by Christmas Day, according to a recent report. This news was made known after the adjournment of a meeting held between Saddam Hussein and other government officials.
1991 Lebanon - Terry Waite Released
Terry Waite the special envoy of the archbishop of Canterbury, is released by Shiite Muslims after more than four years of captivity. Prior to his kidnapping he had secured the release of missionaries in Iran, British hostages in Libya and American hostages in Lebanon.
1999 U.S.A. - Giant Bonfire
A giant bonfire at Texas A&M University self-proclaimed to be the world's largest prior to their school's annual football game against their arch rival, the University of Texas collapsed and buried a number of students killing 12 students and injuring another 27. Find Out More About More History Of NFL and College Football including history, teams, growth, and the modern game.
2000 U.S.A. - Celebrity Wedding
Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones, Two of the biggest stars in the movie business marry at the New York's Plaza Hotel with a guest list of whose who in the movie industry and costing an estimated 1.5 million dollars. But because of exclusive deal with OK magazine the bride and groom only paid 1/2 million towards it, Private photographs by guests were banned in this well publicized Celebrity Wedding of the year.
2002 U.S.A. - Wire Tapping
Just recently the federal government ruled government wire tapping as legal for appropriate reasons. Already, the government was using this to their advantage. They began to use phone-tapping and surveillance equipment in order to track suspected terrorists.
2004 UK - Fox Hunting Ends
The British Parliament has voted to end fox hunting from February 2005. Animal welfare campaigners are today celebrating their historic victory in the fight to improve animal welfare .
2005 Iraq - Suicide Bombings
A series of suicide bombings in Iraq have killed at least 60 people and injured 60 more as insurgents attacked a prominent Baghdad hotel, an apartment block in Baghdad and two mosques 90 miles north-east of the capital.
2006 Vietnam - George Bush to promote sanctions against North Korea
President Bush wants to persuade the Asia-Pacific leaders that are at the Vietnam summit to give full support to UN sanctions against North Korea. Having met the South Korean and Japanese leaders, he is due to meet those of China and Russia as well. Both of these will be reluctant to back a tough line on the North Koreans.
2007 Saudi Arabia - US Dollar Oil
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has suggested an end to the trading of oil in US dollars, and called the currency "a worthless piece of paper". The call came at the end of the Opec summit, and was opposed by Saudi Arabia. The Iranian president wanted to include an attack on the dollar in the summit's closing statement.
2008 United States - Obama announces new Attorney-General
Barack Obama is said to be appointing Eric Holder to the post of attorney-general. Once confirmed, Mr. Holder will be the first African-American to occupy the position. He will also lead the administration's plan to close Guantanamo Bay, which Mr. Obama has been making a priority.
2011 United States - US Defense Department Tests Hypersonic Weapon
The Pentagon has tested a long-range missile that is able to travel at five times the speed of sound. The missile was part of a project to develop super fast long-range weapons that would allow the military to hit anywhere in the world in less than an hour.
2012 Thailand - President Obama Visits Southeast Asia
US President Obama began his historic visit to Southeast Asia by visiting Thailand. On this trip Obama would eventually visit Burma and become the first US president to visit that country.
2012 Russia - Plane Crashes Killing All On Board
A plane carrying fifty people crashed at Russia's Kazan airport, killing all on board. The Tatarstan Airlines plane had departed from Moscow and was trying to land when it crashed vertically and exploded.
Scorp Sun+Aqua Mars
Oh and never be afraid of doing something different
Dare to be something more
Oh and never be afraid of doing something different
Dare to be something more
Scorp Sun+Aqua Mars
I guess being clever is just my safety net
I hide behind my cadence
I hide behind the wall
I built so tall the weakness never spills
I hide all of my burdens
I twist my words so well
I'm breaking, but the lie is what I sell
I guess being clever is just my safety net
I hide behind my cadence
I hide behind the wall
I built so tall the weakness never spills
I hide all of my burdens
I twist my words so well
I'm breaking, but the lie is what I sell
November 19
Creativity and emotional sensitivity are often part of your personal charm. Idealistic and forceful, with an inquisitive mind, you are a Scorpio with a love of knowledge that can urge you to be daring and original. As a progressive thinker with an innovative mind, you are often interested in social and educational reforms or are constantly seeking new and exciting ideas.
The subinfluence of your decanate ruler, Cancer, implies that you are imaginative, curious, and receptive. Since you are intellectually bright and versatile, you may explore different options before you decide where your true talents lie. The mental restlessness that is often associated with your birthday suggests that you can easily become bored when you lack mental stimulation and are, as a consequence, apt to scatter your energies on trivial pursuits.
With your artistic talents and desire for knowledge, you often gather information and develop good communication skills that can include a natural flair for writing. Your pragmatic approach and sharp intellect imply that you are confident and a good analyst of people and what motivates them. With your personal touch, you have the talent for making people feel special and important. Agreeable and diplomatic, you can be friendly and stimulating company, though when moody you may appear unfeeling or disinterested.
While you are between the ages of three and thirty-two, your progressed Sun is in Sagittarius, emphasizing issues of positive idealism, expansion, and opportunity. This period is good for study, travel, or an overall sense of freedom. At age thirty-three, when your progressed Sun moves into Capricorn, you reach a turning point as you start to take a more disciplined, structured, and realistic approach to life. From the age of sixty-three, when your progressed Sun enters Aquarius, you begin to place more emphasis on humanitarian ideals, independence, and friendship.
Your Secret Self
A hidden longing for love and peace may have you searching for a pure love or idealistic cause, but it is important that you are always aware of equality. Seemingly independent, you are wise enough to realize that you cannot go it alone. Partnerships, teamwork, or cooperative efforts can therefore play an especially important role in your life. Unless you ensure that you do not compromise too much of yourself in all your relationships, there is a danger of disappointment or emotional lows.
With your intense emotional sensitivity, you may need to balance the emotional extremes of your nature. Dynamic and dramatic, you are likely to find that people are naturally drawn to you because of your intelligence. As well as having a sharp mind, you can also be warm, loving, and understanding. This can lead to your becoming a leader, advisor, or protector of others.
Work & Vocation
With your leadership abilities, social skills, and keen intelligence, you can excel in almost any career. Being hardworking and interested in money issues, you may be drawn to business, where you prefer large projects and the freedom to work in your own way. Travel or variety may play a part in your work options. As you enjoy working for a cause, you can be drawn to social reform or may be a good promoter or spokesperson. Highly persuasive, you have verbal skills that may serve you well in media, politics, or law. Equally, you could succeed in sales, public relations, or advisory positions. Sharing all your knowledge and expertise can extend to being a lecturer or counsellor.
Numerology
Dynamic, ambitious, and humanitarian are some of the characteristics associated with the number 19 birthday. Decisive and resourceful, you possess depth of vision, but the dreamer side of your nature is compassionate, idealistic, and creative. Although you are sensitive, the need to be someone may be the very thing that pushes you to be dramatic and claim center stage. Often there is a strong desire to establish an individual identity. To do so, you may first need to overcome the influence of peer group pressure. To others, you may appear confident, resilient, and resourceful, but inner tensions may cause emotional ups and downs. Artistic and charismatic, you will find that the world is there for you to explore. The subinfluence of the number 11 month indicates that you are highly intuitive, with powerful emotions. With your insight, you can often be a visionary, but you may have to learn to communicate your thoughts and feelings in an open way. As a multitalented individual, you have good reasoning powers, but avoid being impatient or worried. Often you need to overcome restrictions and challenges before you find peace and harmony.
Positive: dynamic, centered, creative, leader, lucky, progressive, optimistic, strong convictions, competitive, independent, gregarious
Negative: self-centered, depressive, worry, fear of rejection, ups and downs, materialistic, egotistical, impatient
Love & Relationships
Practical and charismatic, you have an alluring and friendly personality. With your diplomatic skills, you are able to harmonize tense situations and relationships. You prefer active and aware people who have succeeded as a result of their own efforts. As you are emotionally intense, guard against coming on too strong and being possessive. You are often willing to work hard to achieve success in your relationships, and you make a loyal partner or friend.
For security, mental stimulation, and love, you might want to begin looking among those born on the following days:
Love & Friendship: Jan. 1, 4, 20, 27, 29, Feb. 2, 25, 27, Man 23, 25, Apr. 21, 23, May 19, 21, 29, June 17, 19, 27, July 15, 17, 25, Aug. 13, 15, 23, Sept. 11, 13, 21, Oct. 9, 11, 19, Nov. 7, 9, 17, Dec. 5, 7, 15
Beneficial: Jan. 3, 10, 15, 18, Feb. 1, 8, 13, 16, Mar. 6, 11, 14, 29, 31, Apr. 4, 9, 12, 27, 29, May 2, 7, 10, 25, 27, June 5, 8, 23, 25, July 3, 6, 21, 23, Aug. 1, 4, 19, 21, Sept. 2, 17, 19, Oct. 15, 17, Nov. 13, 15, Dec. 11, 13
Fatal Attractions: Apr. 30, May 14, 15, 16, 17, 28, June 26, July 24, Aug. 22, Sept. 20, Oct. 18, Nov. 16, Dec. 14
Challenging: Jan. 9, 14, 16, 25, Feb. 7, 12, 14, 23, Mar. 5, 10, 12, 21, 28, 30, Apr. 3, 8, 10, 19, 26, 28, May 1, 6, 8, 17, 24, 26, June 4, 6, 15, 22, 24, July 2, 4, 13, 20, 22, Aug. 2, 11, 18, 20, Sept. 9, 16, 18, Oct. 7, 14, 16, Nov. 5, 12, 14, Dec. 3, 10, 12
Soul Mates: Jan. 30, Feb. 28, July 18, Dec. 29
“You must learn to be still in the midst of activity and to be vibrantly alive in repose.”
~ Indira Gandhi, Nov 19, 1914
"I remind myself every morning: Nothing I say this day will teach me anything. So if I'm going to learn, I must do it by listening."
~Larry King, Nov 19, 1933
“You should set goals beyond your reach so you always have something to live for.”
~Ted Turner, Nov 19, 1938
"I don't dwell on success. Maybe that's one reason I'm successful."
~Calvin Klein, Nov 19, 1942
“Normal is not something to aspire to, it's something to get away from.”
~Jodie Foster, Nov 19, 1962
“I'm not such a big fan of having a linear answer to things.”
~ Adam Driver, Nov 19, 1983
"If you aren't tryna fuck their soul then what's the point."
~ @Victorious November 19, 19YearoftheGods
Creativity and emotional sensitivity are often part of your personal charm. Idealistic and forceful, with an inquisitive mind, you are a Scorpio with a love of knowledge that can urge you to be daring and original. As a progressive thinker with an innovative mind, you are often interested in social and educational reforms or are constantly seeking new and exciting ideas.
The subinfluence of your decanate ruler, Cancer, implies that you are imaginative, curious, and receptive. Since you are intellectually bright and versatile, you may explore different options before you decide where your true talents lie. The mental restlessness that is often associated with your birthday suggests that you can easily become bored when you lack mental stimulation and are, as a consequence, apt to scatter your energies on trivial pursuits.
With your artistic talents and desire for knowledge, you often gather information and develop good communication skills that can include a natural flair for writing. Your pragmatic approach and sharp intellect imply that you are confident and a good analyst of people and what motivates them. With your personal touch, you have the talent for making people feel special and important. Agreeable and diplomatic, you can be friendly and stimulating company, though when moody you may appear unfeeling or disinterested.
While you are between the ages of three and thirty-two, your progressed Sun is in Sagittarius, emphasizing issues of positive idealism, expansion, and opportunity. This period is good for study, travel, or an overall sense of freedom. At age thirty-three, when your progressed Sun moves into Capricorn, you reach a turning point as you start to take a more disciplined, structured, and realistic approach to life. From the age of sixty-three, when your progressed Sun enters Aquarius, you begin to place more emphasis on humanitarian ideals, independence, and friendship.
Your Secret Self
A hidden longing for love and peace may have you searching for a pure love or idealistic cause, but it is important that you are always aware of equality. Seemingly independent, you are wise enough to realize that you cannot go it alone. Partnerships, teamwork, or cooperative efforts can therefore play an especially important role in your life. Unless you ensure that you do not compromise too much of yourself in all your relationships, there is a danger of disappointment or emotional lows.
With your intense emotional sensitivity, you may need to balance the emotional extremes of your nature. Dynamic and dramatic, you are likely to find that people are naturally drawn to you because of your intelligence. As well as having a sharp mind, you can also be warm, loving, and understanding. This can lead to your becoming a leader, advisor, or protector of others.
Work & Vocation
With your leadership abilities, social skills, and keen intelligence, you can excel in almost any career. Being hardworking and interested in money issues, you may be drawn to business, where you prefer large projects and the freedom to work in your own way. Travel or variety may play a part in your work options. As you enjoy working for a cause, you can be drawn to social reform or may be a good promoter or spokesperson. Highly persuasive, you have verbal skills that may serve you well in media, politics, or law. Equally, you could succeed in sales, public relations, or advisory positions. Sharing all your knowledge and expertise can extend to being a lecturer or counsellor.
Numerology
Dynamic, ambitious, and humanitarian are some of the characteristics associated with the number 19 birthday. Decisive and resourceful, you possess depth of vision, but the dreamer side of your nature is compassionate, idealistic, and creative. Although you are sensitive, the need to be someone may be the very thing that pushes you to be dramatic and claim center stage. Often there is a strong desire to establish an individual identity. To do so, you may first need to overcome the influence of peer group pressure. To others, you may appear confident, resilient, and resourceful, but inner tensions may cause emotional ups and downs. Artistic and charismatic, you will find that the world is there for you to explore. The subinfluence of the number 11 month indicates that you are highly intuitive, with powerful emotions. With your insight, you can often be a visionary, but you may have to learn to communicate your thoughts and feelings in an open way. As a multitalented individual, you have good reasoning powers, but avoid being impatient or worried. Often you need to overcome restrictions and challenges before you find peace and harmony.
Positive: dynamic, centered, creative, leader, lucky, progressive, optimistic, strong convictions, competitive, independent, gregarious
Negative: self-centered, depressive, worry, fear of rejection, ups and downs, materialistic, egotistical, impatient
Love & Relationships
Practical and charismatic, you have an alluring and friendly personality. With your diplomatic skills, you are able to harmonize tense situations and relationships. You prefer active and aware people who have succeeded as a result of their own efforts. As you are emotionally intense, guard against coming on too strong and being possessive. You are often willing to work hard to achieve success in your relationships, and you make a loyal partner or friend.
For security, mental stimulation, and love, you might want to begin looking among those born on the following days:
Love & Friendship: Jan. 1, 4, 20, 27, 29, Feb. 2, 25, 27, Man 23, 25, Apr. 21, 23, May 19, 21, 29, June 17, 19, 27, July 15, 17, 25, Aug. 13, 15, 23, Sept. 11, 13, 21, Oct. 9, 11, 19, Nov. 7, 9, 17, Dec. 5, 7, 15
Beneficial: Jan. 3, 10, 15, 18, Feb. 1, 8, 13, 16, Mar. 6, 11, 14, 29, 31, Apr. 4, 9, 12, 27, 29, May 2, 7, 10, 25, 27, June 5, 8, 23, 25, July 3, 6, 21, 23, Aug. 1, 4, 19, 21, Sept. 2, 17, 19, Oct. 15, 17, Nov. 13, 15, Dec. 11, 13
Fatal Attractions: Apr. 30, May 14, 15, 16, 17, 28, June 26, July 24, Aug. 22, Sept. 20, Oct. 18, Nov. 16, Dec. 14
Challenging: Jan. 9, 14, 16, 25, Feb. 7, 12, 14, 23, Mar. 5, 10, 12, 21, 28, 30, Apr. 3, 8, 10, 19, 26, 28, May 1, 6, 8, 17, 24, 26, June 4, 6, 15, 22, 24, July 2, 4, 13, 20, 22, Aug. 2, 11, 18, 20, Sept. 9, 16, 18, Oct. 7, 14, 16, Nov. 5, 12, 14, Dec. 3, 10, 12
Soul Mates: Jan. 30, Feb. 28, July 18, Dec. 29
“You must learn to be still in the midst of activity and to be vibrantly alive in repose.”
~ Indira Gandhi, Nov 19, 1914
"I remind myself every morning: Nothing I say this day will teach me anything. So if I'm going to learn, I must do it by listening."
~Larry King, Nov 19, 1933
“You should set goals beyond your reach so you always have something to live for.”
~Ted Turner, Nov 19, 1938
"I don't dwell on success. Maybe that's one reason I'm successful."
~Calvin Klein, Nov 19, 1942
“Normal is not something to aspire to, it's something to get away from.”
~Jodie Foster, Nov 19, 1962
“I'm not such a big fan of having a linear answer to things.”
~ Adam Driver, Nov 19, 1983
"If you aren't tryna fuck their soul then what's the point."
~ @Victorious November 19, 19YearoftheGods
1985 Switzerland - US / Soviet Leaders Meet
President Reagan and Soviet Leader Gorbachev meet for the first time and had scheduled a 15-minute private meeting. It had gone on for longer than expected-one hour. Also on this Day: A Group of Prominent Women Write to Gorbachev A total of 34 women presented Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev with a letter regarding nuclear disarmament. They were pushing for a ban on nuclear weapons tests.
1925 England - Queen Alexandra
Dowager Queen Alexandra was in ill health. She had serious heart trouble during this time. She passed away the following day, and her funeral was held about a week later (November 28th, 1925). Queen Alexandra served with King Edward VII of the United Kingdom. Her father was Christian IX of Denmark, and her mother was Queen Louise of Hesse (consort to Alexandra's father).
1930 USA - Vending Machines
With the growth of the use of vending machines to dispense cigarettes many are concerned that it is encouraging smoking by children still in high school as no controls are in place to stop children buying cigarettes.
1931 France - League of Nations
The United States and other countries involved with the League of Nations decided to aid China in the fight to force Japan to withdraw from Manchuria. Reports had indicated that Japan was in violation of certain treaty agreements that had been made-one of which was Japanese troops were illegally stations in strategic locations.
1942 World War II - Stalingrad
Russian General Georgi Zhukov launches Operation Uranus, the Soviet counteroffensive that turned the tide in the Battle of Stalingrad.
1944 World War II - Budapest
Russians had invaded 15 miles northeast of Budapest, along the Danube River north of the capital of Hungary. Within the same time period, Americans were moving in on Japanese forces in the Philippines. This was one of many significant and fierce World War II battle days.
1954 U.S.A. - Automatic Road Tolls
The first automatic toll collection machine is used at the Union Toll Plaza on New Jersey's Garden State Parkway.
1955 Morocco - Sultan
It was a grave (sad and serious) day in Morocco. Political violence took place in the palace courtyard. The Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssel was inside in the palace while blood-shed took place. People had shown up at the Sultan's palace to give honor to the monarch, which had recently returned. One of the most prominent of those died was Khalifi Berdadi. One other had died as well, and five were wounded-two of which were not expected to live.
1963 U.S.A. - Gettysburg Address
The 100 year celebration of the famous Gettysburg Address delivered by President Lincoln's given during the consecration of the Soldiers' National Cemetery at the site of the Battle of Gettysburg.
1963 Iraq - War
t may appear that the fighting in Iraq has never really stopped. During this time in history, fierce battles for control took place. The president of Iraq at this time had seized Baghdad at this time. These battles took place not too long after plans regarding forming an Arab union were discussed. Key people that were supporters of this union plans were driven from political office.
1967 England - The Pound In Your Pocket
The Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, defends his decision to devalue the pound by lowering the exchange rate from for the Pound from $ 2.80 to $ 2.40 and has told the British people that it does not mean that the pound here in Britain, in your pocket or purse or in your bank, has been devalued, but allows us to sell our goods abroad on a more competitive basis.
1969 U.S.A. - Apollo 12
1969: The astronauts Charles "Pete" Conrad and Alan Bean of Apollo 12 land on the Moon in the area known as the Ocean of Storms with their lunar lander, Intrepid, and become the second set of American astronauts to walk on the moons surface.
1969 Brazil - Pele
Brazilian soccer great Pele scores his 1,000th professional goal in a game, against Vasco da Gama in Rio de Janeiro's Maracana stadium.
1973 U.S.A. - Energy Crisis
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre charged the major American oil companies of incompetence and selfishness. McIntyre alleged that they did not prepare for the upcoming energy crisis, and as a result have betrayed the American people.
1977 Egypt - Anwar Sadat
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat became the first Arab leader to set foot in Israel and received a hero's welcome in Jerusalem but condemnation from the rest of the Arab world.
1979 Iran - US Embassy Hostage Crisis
1979 : Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini orders the release of 13 female and black American hostages quoting these hostages are being released because they are "oppressed minorities" and because of "the special place of women in Islam,".
1984 Mexico - PEMEX Explosions
A series of explosions at the state owned PEMEX petroleum storage facility at San Juan Ixhuatepec in Mexico City ignites a major fire and kills more than 500
1994 U.S.A. - Child Molesters
A United States school district was trying to decide what to do about the fact that 23 convicted child molesters lived in the area. Questions about personal privacy came up upon the decision to let the neighborhood know about them.
1994 UK - UK Lottery
The new UK lottery operated by Camelot has it's first lottery draw with an estimated jackpot of £7m . As part of the franchise awarded to Camelot to run the lottery a percentage of the money raised from ticket sales will help fund the arts, sports, charities, national heritage and millennium celebrations.
2002 Middle East - Weapons of Mass Destruction
Technology sensors were soon to be planted in various places in order to detect weapons of mass destruction hidden. This particular action had taken place the day after searches for chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons took place. One of the most-suspected culprits was Saddam Hussein. No weapons of mass destruction were found during this time yet. The sensors were implemented in order to make finding them easier.
2006 U.S.A. - Nintendo
Nintendo releases its newest video game console the Wii in North America with an MSRP of US $ 249.99 Expected launch in Europe December 8th.
2006 Gaza - Human Shield Halts Israeli Bombing
The Israelis will not be running a planned air attack on a house in the Jabaliya refugee camp in Gaza, which has hundreds of Palestinians forming a human shield aroud it. A spokesman, Mohammedweil Baroud, said that he was warned to leave his home by the Israelis, but that he instead ran to a mosque and summoned his neighbours to help defend the house. Baroud is a commander in the Popular Resistance Committees militant group.
2007 World - Stocks fall
Global stocks have slumped amid fears of a fallout from the credit crisis, when Goldman Sachs downgraded Citibank and forecast $ 15bn (£7.3bn) in losses. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 217.86 points, or 1.65% , to end at 12,958.93. This was its lowest level in three months. The Nasdaq shed 1.33% .
2008 New Zealand - New Zealand's Prime Minister sworn in
John Key becomes New Zealand's 38th prime minister after his centre-right National Party won this month's election. Key and twenty-seven ministers formally take office, and are sworn in by New Zealand's Governor-General Anand Satyanand in a ceremony in Wellington. Satyanand, who was acting as the representative of head of state Queen Elizabeth II, asks Key to confirm he can form a government before taking the oath of office.
2009 United Kingdom - Cazenove to be taken over by JP Morgan
JP Morgan annouces that it will buy Cazenove, its UK joint venture partner, for around 1 billion pounds ( $ 1.67 billion). The two firms have been operated their joint venture since 2004 and say that the investment banking business will be continuing under the JP Morgan Cazenove brand, with most of the company's senior executives continuing in their roles. The deal values the combined joint venture at around 2 billion pounds. Cazenove (which is the Queen's stockbroker) isn't listed, but has around 1,500 shareholders, who are mostly current or former employees. Casenove is a 190 year-old company.
2009 European Union - Van Rompuy chosen for EU Presidency
Herman van Rompuy is unanimously chosen by the European Council, at an informal meeting in Brussels, to be the first full-time President of the European Council. He will be serving in this role from December 1, 2009 until May 31st, 2012. He actually took up his position on 1 January 2010. Van Rompuy is 62, and had crucial French and German support in attaining the presidency.
2011 Libya - Gaddafi's Son Captured in Libya
Saif al-Islam, the deposed leader of Libya's (Colonel Gaddafi) son, was captured by militants in Obari according to Libyan officials. Saif al-Islam is the last influential member of Gaddafi's family to be captured or killed since fighting broke out between anti-Gaddafi forces and his supporters. The new prime minister of Libya stated that Saif al-Islam will face a fair trial in the country, he was also wanted for crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court.
2012 Israel - UN Secretary General Calls for Ceasefire
Ban Ki-moon, the UN's Secretary General, has called for an immediate ceasefire after Israel's bombardment of Gaza entered its sixth day, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that he wanted expand the military operation.
2013 Lebanon - Iranian Embassy Attacked
The Iranian embassy in Beirut, Lebanon was hit by two suicide bomb attacks. Over twenty people were killed in the attack and nearly 150 people were injured as a result.
President Reagan and Soviet Leader Gorbachev meet for the first time and had scheduled a 15-minute private meeting. It had gone on for longer than expected-one hour. Also on this Day: A Group of Prominent Women Write to Gorbachev A total of 34 women presented Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev with a letter regarding nuclear disarmament. They were pushing for a ban on nuclear weapons tests.
1925 England - Queen Alexandra
Dowager Queen Alexandra was in ill health. She had serious heart trouble during this time. She passed away the following day, and her funeral was held about a week later (November 28th, 1925). Queen Alexandra served with King Edward VII of the United Kingdom. Her father was Christian IX of Denmark, and her mother was Queen Louise of Hesse (consort to Alexandra's father).
1930 USA - Vending Machines
With the growth of the use of vending machines to dispense cigarettes many are concerned that it is encouraging smoking by children still in high school as no controls are in place to stop children buying cigarettes.
1931 France - League of Nations
The United States and other countries involved with the League of Nations decided to aid China in the fight to force Japan to withdraw from Manchuria. Reports had indicated that Japan was in violation of certain treaty agreements that had been made-one of which was Japanese troops were illegally stations in strategic locations.
1942 World War II - Stalingrad
Russian General Georgi Zhukov launches Operation Uranus, the Soviet counteroffensive that turned the tide in the Battle of Stalingrad.
1944 World War II - Budapest
Russians had invaded 15 miles northeast of Budapest, along the Danube River north of the capital of Hungary. Within the same time period, Americans were moving in on Japanese forces in the Philippines. This was one of many significant and fierce World War II battle days.
1954 U.S.A. - Automatic Road Tolls
The first automatic toll collection machine is used at the Union Toll Plaza on New Jersey's Garden State Parkway.
1955 Morocco - Sultan
It was a grave (sad and serious) day in Morocco. Political violence took place in the palace courtyard. The Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssel was inside in the palace while blood-shed took place. People had shown up at the Sultan's palace to give honor to the monarch, which had recently returned. One of the most prominent of those died was Khalifi Berdadi. One other had died as well, and five were wounded-two of which were not expected to live.
1963 U.S.A. - Gettysburg Address
The 100 year celebration of the famous Gettysburg Address delivered by President Lincoln's given during the consecration of the Soldiers' National Cemetery at the site of the Battle of Gettysburg.
1963 Iraq - War
t may appear that the fighting in Iraq has never really stopped. During this time in history, fierce battles for control took place. The president of Iraq at this time had seized Baghdad at this time. These battles took place not too long after plans regarding forming an Arab union were discussed. Key people that were supporters of this union plans were driven from political office.
1967 England - The Pound In Your Pocket
The Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, defends his decision to devalue the pound by lowering the exchange rate from for the Pound from $ 2.80 to $ 2.40 and has told the British people that it does not mean that the pound here in Britain, in your pocket or purse or in your bank, has been devalued, but allows us to sell our goods abroad on a more competitive basis.
1969 U.S.A. - Apollo 12
1969: The astronauts Charles "Pete" Conrad and Alan Bean of Apollo 12 land on the Moon in the area known as the Ocean of Storms with their lunar lander, Intrepid, and become the second set of American astronauts to walk on the moons surface.
1969 Brazil - Pele
Brazilian soccer great Pele scores his 1,000th professional goal in a game, against Vasco da Gama in Rio de Janeiro's Maracana stadium.
1973 U.S.A. - Energy Crisis
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre charged the major American oil companies of incompetence and selfishness. McIntyre alleged that they did not prepare for the upcoming energy crisis, and as a result have betrayed the American people.
1977 Egypt - Anwar Sadat
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat became the first Arab leader to set foot in Israel and received a hero's welcome in Jerusalem but condemnation from the rest of the Arab world.
1979 Iran - US Embassy Hostage Crisis
1979 : Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini orders the release of 13 female and black American hostages quoting these hostages are being released because they are "oppressed minorities" and because of "the special place of women in Islam,".
1984 Mexico - PEMEX Explosions
A series of explosions at the state owned PEMEX petroleum storage facility at San Juan Ixhuatepec in Mexico City ignites a major fire and kills more than 500
1994 U.S.A. - Child Molesters
A United States school district was trying to decide what to do about the fact that 23 convicted child molesters lived in the area. Questions about personal privacy came up upon the decision to let the neighborhood know about them.
1994 UK - UK Lottery
The new UK lottery operated by Camelot has it's first lottery draw with an estimated jackpot of £7m . As part of the franchise awarded to Camelot to run the lottery a percentage of the money raised from ticket sales will help fund the arts, sports, charities, national heritage and millennium celebrations.
2002 Middle East - Weapons of Mass Destruction
Technology sensors were soon to be planted in various places in order to detect weapons of mass destruction hidden. This particular action had taken place the day after searches for chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons took place. One of the most-suspected culprits was Saddam Hussein. No weapons of mass destruction were found during this time yet. The sensors were implemented in order to make finding them easier.
2006 U.S.A. - Nintendo
Nintendo releases its newest video game console the Wii in North America with an MSRP of US $ 249.99 Expected launch in Europe December 8th.
2006 Gaza - Human Shield Halts Israeli Bombing
The Israelis will not be running a planned air attack on a house in the Jabaliya refugee camp in Gaza, which has hundreds of Palestinians forming a human shield aroud it. A spokesman, Mohammedweil Baroud, said that he was warned to leave his home by the Israelis, but that he instead ran to a mosque and summoned his neighbours to help defend the house. Baroud is a commander in the Popular Resistance Committees militant group.
2007 World - Stocks fall
Global stocks have slumped amid fears of a fallout from the credit crisis, when Goldman Sachs downgraded Citibank and forecast $ 15bn (£7.3bn) in losses. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 217.86 points, or 1.65% , to end at 12,958.93. This was its lowest level in three months. The Nasdaq shed 1.33% .
2008 New Zealand - New Zealand's Prime Minister sworn in
John Key becomes New Zealand's 38th prime minister after his centre-right National Party won this month's election. Key and twenty-seven ministers formally take office, and are sworn in by New Zealand's Governor-General Anand Satyanand in a ceremony in Wellington. Satyanand, who was acting as the representative of head of state Queen Elizabeth II, asks Key to confirm he can form a government before taking the oath of office.
2009 United Kingdom - Cazenove to be taken over by JP Morgan
JP Morgan annouces that it will buy Cazenove, its UK joint venture partner, for around 1 billion pounds ( $ 1.67 billion). The two firms have been operated their joint venture since 2004 and say that the investment banking business will be continuing under the JP Morgan Cazenove brand, with most of the company's senior executives continuing in their roles. The deal values the combined joint venture at around 2 billion pounds. Cazenove (which is the Queen's stockbroker) isn't listed, but has around 1,500 shareholders, who are mostly current or former employees. Casenove is a 190 year-old company.
2009 European Union - Van Rompuy chosen for EU Presidency
Herman van Rompuy is unanimously chosen by the European Council, at an informal meeting in Brussels, to be the first full-time President of the European Council. He will be serving in this role from December 1, 2009 until May 31st, 2012. He actually took up his position on 1 January 2010. Van Rompuy is 62, and had crucial French and German support in attaining the presidency.
2011 Libya - Gaddafi's Son Captured in Libya
Saif al-Islam, the deposed leader of Libya's (Colonel Gaddafi) son, was captured by militants in Obari according to Libyan officials. Saif al-Islam is the last influential member of Gaddafi's family to be captured or killed since fighting broke out between anti-Gaddafi forces and his supporters. The new prime minister of Libya stated that Saif al-Islam will face a fair trial in the country, he was also wanted for crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court.
2012 Israel - UN Secretary General Calls for Ceasefire
Ban Ki-moon, the UN's Secretary General, has called for an immediate ceasefire after Israel's bombardment of Gaza entered its sixth day, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that he wanted expand the military operation.
2013 Lebanon - Iranian Embassy Attacked
The Iranian embassy in Beirut, Lebanon was hit by two suicide bomb attacks. Over twenty people were killed in the attack and nearly 150 people were injured as a result.
Scorp Sun+Fish Mars
close your eyes
listen closely
all that you've learned
try to forget it
fuck logic
fuck logic
rival to instinct
and sweet intuition
sweet intuition
sweet intuition
close your eyes
listen closely
all that you've learned
try to forget it
fuck logic
fuck logic
rival to instinct
and sweet intuition
sweet intuition
sweet intuition
Scorp Sun+Fish Mars
I will go down with this ship
And I won't put my hands up and surrender
There will be no white flag above my door
I'm in love and always will be
I will go down with this ship
And I won't put my hands up and surrender
There will be no white flag above my door
I'm in love and always will be
November 20
Charismatic and intuitive, you are a friendly Scorpio with a winning smile and powerful emotions. Although usually a forceful character with a dynamic personality, you are kind and generous and, at times, surprisingly modest. You may need to overcome a tendency to be fixed and learn to let go of your controlled emotions. Ambitious and dramatic, with sensitivity and quick responses, you have the potential for outstanding creative achievement.
The subinfluence of your decanate ruler, Cancer, suggests that you are imaginative and like to be surrounded by quality and luxury. Gregarious and fun-loving, you can also be a diplomat when it is in your own interest. Although you are sensitive and guided by your feelings, a practical and hardworking nature suggests that only self-discipline is required in order to make the most of your many wonderful talents.
If inspired, you may need to express yourself in a creative way and seek recognition through the worlds of theater, art, music, and entertainment. Success can be achieved through determination and hard work. You may nevertheless need to overcome a tendency to be impatient, manipulative, or too domineering and develop your strategy and planning skills. Through collaboration and cooperative efforts you usually make your greatest contribution to your community or society.
Until you reach the age of thirty-one, your progressed Sun is in Sagittarius, encouraging you to move forward in life optimistically, searching for opportunities. You may feel adventurous and willing to take chances, have an interest in education, or feel drawn to foreign people or places. At age thirty-two, when your progressed Sun advances into Capricorn, you reach a turning point as you start to take a more practical, ambitious, and realistic approach to life, seeking order and structure. From the age of sixty-two, when your progressed Sun enters Aquarius, you begin to increase your powers of observation and become more experimental, independent, or group-conscious.
Your Secret Self
Through self-analysis and humour you are able to balance the emotional extremes of your nature. Generous yet selfish, hardworking yet indulgent, tough yet sensitive, you can be an interesting mixture of opposites. Sociable and an expert at personal contact, your charm and your shrewd judgment of character can help you in all situations. Since you are often unhappy if alone, companionship is very important to you, and you will often compromise for peace. You may have to watch, however, that your love of sensuality and comfort does not deter you from the dynamic expression of your great potential.
Your strong intuition can be a great help in your own life and also in developing the more humanitarian and compassionate side of your nature. When operating positively, it enables you to be detached and self-assured and avoid falling into frustration or disappointment.
Primary Star's Influence
Bungula bestows a passionate yet refined nature and beneficial social contacts. If you seek help, this star grants friends who will assist you when you need help most. It also imparts opportunities and positions of honor or power Bungula nevertheless warns against extremist behaviour and a fatalistic attitude.
Linked to your Sun’s degree, this star indicates an ambitious nature, and the consistency and determination to achieve steady progress. It also warns of rivalry, envy, or self-centeredness.
Positive: self-reliant, learn to share, generosity, popularity
Negative: overly sensitive, falling out with other people, alienating yourself from othersWork & Vocation
With the combination of your leadership abilities and emotional sensitivity, you will naturally rise to positions of power. Possessing charm and advanced social skills, you are likely to succeed in any people-related activity. Your communication skills may draw you toward occupations such as teacher, lecturer, writer, or salesperson. Your ability to make useful contacts can help you in business, especially combined with your ability to commercialize your talents. Alternatively, your natural dramatic sense can help you succeed in politics, the entertainment world, or the arts. On the other hand, your humanitarian inclinations may direct you toward a career in social reform or working for a cause.
Numerology
With a number 20 birthday, you are intuitive, sensitive, adaptable, and understanding, and often see yourself as a part of a larger group. Usually you enjoy cooperative activities where you can interact, share experiences, or learn from others. Charming and gracious, you develop diplomatic and social skills and can move in different social circles with ease. You may, however, need to develop your confidence, overcome a tendency to be easily hurt by the actions and criticism of others, or avoid a tendency to become overly dependent. You are a master at creating a congenial and harmonious atmosphere. The subinfluence of the number 11 month indicates that you usually appear self-assured and practical, but inwardly you can possess deep feelings and are highly intuitive. Although you have a kind and gentle heart that can be generous and loyal, you can also be stubborn and suspicious. By learning to balance the extreme sides of your nature, you can create stability and order.
Positive: good partnerships, gentle, tactful, receptive, intuitive, considerate, harmonious, agreeable, amicable, ambassador of goodwill
Negative: suspicious, lack of confidence, oversensitive, emotional, selfish, easily hurt, dishonest
Love & Relationships
Social and generous, you can be kindhearted and have long-term friendships. When you become insecure, however, you can be possessive and selfish. Resilient and stubborn, with a strong sense of responsibility, in relationships you do not give up and are rarely the first one to leave. Although you possess deep and powerful emotions, you can also be secretive about the way you feel. Affectionate and passionate, you can be strong-willed or dramatic.
For that special someone, you might find emotional fulfillment among those born on the following days:
Love & Friendship: Jan. 2, 5, 14, 28, Feb. 26, Man 1, 10, 24, Apr. 22, May 20, 29, 30, June 18, 27, 28, July 16, 25, 26, Aug. 14, 23, 24, Sept. 12, 21, 22, Oct. 10, 19, 20, 29, 31, Nov. 8, 17, 18, 27, 29, Dec. 6, 15, 16, 25, 27
Beneficial: Jan. 2, 10, 13, 16, Feb. 8, 11, 14, Mar. 6, 9, 12, Apr. 4, 7, 10, May 2, 5, 8, June 3, 6, July 1, 4, 30, Aug. 2, 28, 30, Sept. 26, 28, Oct. 24, 26, Nov. 22, 24, Dec. 20, 22, 30
Fatal Attractions: May 16, 17, 18, 19, Oct. 31, Nov. 29, Dec. 27
Challenging: Jan. 3, 9, 10, Feb. 1, 7, 8, Man 5, 6, 31, Apn 3, 4, 29, May 1, 2, 27, June 25, July 23, Aug. 2, 21, 31, Sept. 19, 29, Oct. 17, 27, Nov. 15, 25, Dec. 13, 23
Soul Mates: Jan. 5, Feb. 3, Man 1, May 30, June 28, July 26, Aug. 24, Sept. 22, Oct. 20, Nov. 18, Dec. 16
"Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly."
~Robert F. Kennedy, Nov 20, 1925
"Some men see things as they are, and ask why. I dream of things that never were, and ask why not."
~Robert F. Kennedy, Nov 20, 1925
"Failure at some point in your life is inevitable, but giving up is unforgivable."
~ Joe Biden, Nov 20, 1942
Charismatic and intuitive, you are a friendly Scorpio with a winning smile and powerful emotions. Although usually a forceful character with a dynamic personality, you are kind and generous and, at times, surprisingly modest. You may need to overcome a tendency to be fixed and learn to let go of your controlled emotions. Ambitious and dramatic, with sensitivity and quick responses, you have the potential for outstanding creative achievement.
The subinfluence of your decanate ruler, Cancer, suggests that you are imaginative and like to be surrounded by quality and luxury. Gregarious and fun-loving, you can also be a diplomat when it is in your own interest. Although you are sensitive and guided by your feelings, a practical and hardworking nature suggests that only self-discipline is required in order to make the most of your many wonderful talents.
If inspired, you may need to express yourself in a creative way and seek recognition through the worlds of theater, art, music, and entertainment. Success can be achieved through determination and hard work. You may nevertheless need to overcome a tendency to be impatient, manipulative, or too domineering and develop your strategy and planning skills. Through collaboration and cooperative efforts you usually make your greatest contribution to your community or society.
Until you reach the age of thirty-one, your progressed Sun is in Sagittarius, encouraging you to move forward in life optimistically, searching for opportunities. You may feel adventurous and willing to take chances, have an interest in education, or feel drawn to foreign people or places. At age thirty-two, when your progressed Sun advances into Capricorn, you reach a turning point as you start to take a more practical, ambitious, and realistic approach to life, seeking order and structure. From the age of sixty-two, when your progressed Sun enters Aquarius, you begin to increase your powers of observation and become more experimental, independent, or group-conscious.
Your Secret Self
Through self-analysis and humour you are able to balance the emotional extremes of your nature. Generous yet selfish, hardworking yet indulgent, tough yet sensitive, you can be an interesting mixture of opposites. Sociable and an expert at personal contact, your charm and your shrewd judgment of character can help you in all situations. Since you are often unhappy if alone, companionship is very important to you, and you will often compromise for peace. You may have to watch, however, that your love of sensuality and comfort does not deter you from the dynamic expression of your great potential.
Your strong intuition can be a great help in your own life and also in developing the more humanitarian and compassionate side of your nature. When operating positively, it enables you to be detached and self-assured and avoid falling into frustration or disappointment.
Primary Star's Influence
Bungula bestows a passionate yet refined nature and beneficial social contacts. If you seek help, this star grants friends who will assist you when you need help most. It also imparts opportunities and positions of honor or power Bungula nevertheless warns against extremist behaviour and a fatalistic attitude.
Linked to your Sun’s degree, this star indicates an ambitious nature, and the consistency and determination to achieve steady progress. It also warns of rivalry, envy, or self-centeredness.
Positive: self-reliant, learn to share, generosity, popularity
Negative: overly sensitive, falling out with other people, alienating yourself from othersWork & Vocation
With the combination of your leadership abilities and emotional sensitivity, you will naturally rise to positions of power. Possessing charm and advanced social skills, you are likely to succeed in any people-related activity. Your communication skills may draw you toward occupations such as teacher, lecturer, writer, or salesperson. Your ability to make useful contacts can help you in business, especially combined with your ability to commercialize your talents. Alternatively, your natural dramatic sense can help you succeed in politics, the entertainment world, or the arts. On the other hand, your humanitarian inclinations may direct you toward a career in social reform or working for a cause.
Numerology
With a number 20 birthday, you are intuitive, sensitive, adaptable, and understanding, and often see yourself as a part of a larger group. Usually you enjoy cooperative activities where you can interact, share experiences, or learn from others. Charming and gracious, you develop diplomatic and social skills and can move in different social circles with ease. You may, however, need to develop your confidence, overcome a tendency to be easily hurt by the actions and criticism of others, or avoid a tendency to become overly dependent. You are a master at creating a congenial and harmonious atmosphere. The subinfluence of the number 11 month indicates that you usually appear self-assured and practical, but inwardly you can possess deep feelings and are highly intuitive. Although you have a kind and gentle heart that can be generous and loyal, you can also be stubborn and suspicious. By learning to balance the extreme sides of your nature, you can create stability and order.
Positive: good partnerships, gentle, tactful, receptive, intuitive, considerate, harmonious, agreeable, amicable, ambassador of goodwill
Negative: suspicious, lack of confidence, oversensitive, emotional, selfish, easily hurt, dishonest
Love & Relationships
Social and generous, you can be kindhearted and have long-term friendships. When you become insecure, however, you can be possessive and selfish. Resilient and stubborn, with a strong sense of responsibility, in relationships you do not give up and are rarely the first one to leave. Although you possess deep and powerful emotions, you can also be secretive about the way you feel. Affectionate and passionate, you can be strong-willed or dramatic.
For that special someone, you might find emotional fulfillment among those born on the following days:
Love & Friendship: Jan. 2, 5, 14, 28, Feb. 26, Man 1, 10, 24, Apr. 22, May 20, 29, 30, June 18, 27, 28, July 16, 25, 26, Aug. 14, 23, 24, Sept. 12, 21, 22, Oct. 10, 19, 20, 29, 31, Nov. 8, 17, 18, 27, 29, Dec. 6, 15, 16, 25, 27
Beneficial: Jan. 2, 10, 13, 16, Feb. 8, 11, 14, Mar. 6, 9, 12, Apr. 4, 7, 10, May 2, 5, 8, June 3, 6, July 1, 4, 30, Aug. 2, 28, 30, Sept. 26, 28, Oct. 24, 26, Nov. 22, 24, Dec. 20, 22, 30
Fatal Attractions: May 16, 17, 18, 19, Oct. 31, Nov. 29, Dec. 27
Challenging: Jan. 3, 9, 10, Feb. 1, 7, 8, Man 5, 6, 31, Apn 3, 4, 29, May 1, 2, 27, June 25, July 23, Aug. 2, 21, 31, Sept. 19, 29, Oct. 17, 27, Nov. 15, 25, Dec. 13, 23
Soul Mates: Jan. 5, Feb. 3, Man 1, May 30, June 28, July 26, Aug. 24, Sept. 22, Oct. 20, Nov. 18, Dec. 16
"Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly."
~Robert F. Kennedy, Nov 20, 1925
"Some men see things as they are, and ask why. I dream of things that never were, and ask why not."
~Robert F. Kennedy, Nov 20, 1925
"Failure at some point in your life is inevitable, but giving up is unforgivable."
~ Joe Biden, Nov 20, 1942
November 20
1945
Germany - Nuremburg Trials
The Nuremburg Trials with an International Military Tribunal made up of four judges one from each country United States, Soviet Union, Britain and France begin when charges against twenty of Germany's Nazi leaders who have been charged with war crimes including committing crimes against humanity.
1922 Germany - Cabinet Resigns
A week prior to this date, the cabinet serving under Chancellor Wirth had resigned. This had caused a governmental crisis which had been resolved to some extent, but not entirely .
1931 Italy - Peace keeping
Both the countries of Italy and American joined in their efforts towards peace-keeping. They were said to be of "One Idea" regarding this matter.
1944 World War II - Austria
Russian and American-made tanks had advanced on routes into the countries of Austria and Czechoslovakia. They were headed towards Lucenec, one of the most prominent Nazi communication locations in this region.
1947 Great Britain - Queen Marries
Princess Elizabeth, the future queen of England, marries Philip Mountbatten in Westminster Abbey.
1953 Poland - Calls For Support
The country of Poland called upon neighboring countries for support. Part of this support would be granted by Germany. There was concern that this new army would be German-dominated and cause a new world war. Communications were requested of countries such as France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands regarding the gathering of troops. The country of Poland also joined Russia in the demand for a "Big Five" conference, concerning the future of Germany.
1959 U.S.A. - Ford Anglia 105E
The first British Ford to be marketed to Americans was the Ford Anglia 105E with a new overhead valve engine and a four-speed gearbox, it was like nothing else on the road with it distinctive rear-sloping back window, frog-like headlights, and stylish colors.
1960 Peru - Tidal Waves
Violent tidal waves had swept through Peru. Two people were killed and nine people were listed as missing.
1962 U.S.A. - U.S. Blockade Cuba Ends
President Kennedy, calls off the U.S. blockade of Cuba in return for promised removal of Soviet bombers from the island.
1962 U.S.A. - Discrimination in Housing
President John F. Kennedy issues Executive Order 11063, which should bring an end to discrimination in housing. The order was never enforced as each individual housing and funding agency were left to police themselves,
1968 U.S.A. - Mine Explosion
Methane gas explosions in a West Virginia coal mine kills 78 men .
1973 Libya - Khadafy
Col. Moammar Khadafy, the young leader of Libya, criticized the six-point Middle East peace plan initiated by the United States. Khadafy was pro-war, and thought the only other possible solution to the problems Middle East was to let Palestinians return to their homes. He also proposed that Jews entering Israel after 1948 return to their other countries of which they were a citizen. He thought this was the only solution for peace.
1974 U.S.A. - AT&T
The Justice Department files an anti-trust suit against the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. AT&T in an attempt to break up the corporation.
1975 Spain - Francisco Franco
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, Western Europe's last surviving dictator, dies after a month-long battle for life.
1978 UK - Jeremy Thorpe
The former leader of the Liberal party Jeremy Thorpe is charged with David Holmes, George Deakin and John le Mesurier of conspiracy to murder Jeremy Thorpe's former homosexual lover Norman Scott to protect his political career.
1979 Saudi Arabia - Muslims Seize Grand Mosque
400 Armed Sunni Islamic Muslims, fundamentalist dissidents of the Al-Masjid, Seize the Grand Mosque taking pilgrims present for the annual hajj ( pilgrimage to Mecca )hostage. The attack came on the final day of the hajj, and due to the large number ( fifty thousand worshippers ) most are released but the insurgents kept over 6,000 hostages. Saudi authorities evacuate the city of Mecca and over the next two weeks a number of attacks were mounted on the Grand Mosque resulting in the death of many insurgents, National Guard members and hostages. In early December after more than 2 weeks of shootings the remaining members of the group finally surrender after more than 250 are killed.
1985 Switzerland - US Soviet Meeting
Soviet Leader Gorbachev and U.S. President Reagan just concluded their talks, some of which were semi-private and others which were public. Staff members worked until all hours of the night deciding what to make of these discussions. On the same day, U.S. and Soviet First Ladies Nancy Reagan and Raisa Gorbachev buried a message in a Red Cross Building cornerstone. This action was done to symbolize the promotion of peace and harmony. Soviet-U.S. Peace Talks Concluded, Outcome being Analyzed
1985 U.S.A. - Windows 1.01
Microsoft's launches it's first version of a multi tasking graphical user interface GUI for the PC ( this allowed the user to run multiple windows with multiple programmes switching between one and another. Windows 1.01 was the very first version of Windows launched. Windows 1.01 and all older versions of Windows prior to Windows 95 required MSDOS installed on the computer and the user would install Windows from floppy discs.
1989 Czechoslovakia - Velvet Revolution
Following the suppression by riot police of a peaceful student demonstration consisting of 15,000 peacefully marchers on the 17th November in Prague, from November 20th the number of demonstrators grew as more ordinary Czechs joined and a planned national strike for the 27th gained more support, by the 20th over 100,000 had taken to the streets in peaceful demonstration in what was a non-violent revolution against Communist rule. On November 28th the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia announced it would relinquish power and dismantle the single-party state, and free elections would be held.
1992 Great Britain - - Windsor Castle
1992 : Fire damages a major part of Windsor Castle and a number of important works of art, books and furniture are lost some through fire damage but also many through water damage caused by the 35 fire engines that fought the fire . The 900 year old castle is about 20 miles west of London in the city of Windsor and is used by the queen as a weekend retreat.
1994 Bosnia - Serbs and Muslims
Government soldiers were attacked by Serbs and Muslims in northwest Bosnia. They were trying to recover lost territory before the UN could intervene. However, U.S. plans to bomb Croatia at the airfield was called off because of bad weather.
1995 UK - Diana Princess
Diana Princess is interviewed on British Television by Martin Bashir for the Panorama programme about her life with the Royals, her separation and Prince Charles relationship and affair with his long term friend Camilla Parker-Bowles . During the one hour interview the princes admitted to an affair with her riding instructor, James Hewitt. For the first time on television she also talked about her struggle with depression and bulimia. Following the Revelations of both Princess Diana on Panorama and an earlier interview by Prince Charles with Jonathan Dimbleby where he admitted having an affair they were formally divorced with a decree nisi on August 28th 1996.
2001 U.S.A. - Contraceptive Patch
The worlds first transdermal patch ( Ortho-Evra ) that gradually releases synthetic estrogen and progestin hormones to prevent ovulation and possible pregnancy is approved for sale by US Federal health officials. The patch is a weekly patch application applied each week for 3 weeks and on the forth week no patch is applied.
2002 Russia - Saddam Hussein
President George Bush and other leaders of the world involved in NATO decided to join in the confrontation against Saddam Hussein. They banned together in order to take a stand against terrorist attacks outside of European borders. President Bush wanted to see lasting changes that will bring true peace. He spoke of war being a temporary solution.
2003 U.S.A. - Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson is booked on suspicion of multiple counts of child molestation and is freed on $ 3 million bond. ( he was later acquitted on all charges )
2003 Turkey - Istanbul Bomb Attacks
A series of suicide bomb attacks on British interests in the Turkish city of Istanbul has left over 27 dead and 400 injured. The bomb attacks on the British consulate building and the London-based bank, HSBC. The bombings are under investigation but it is thought the bombers were members of al-Qaeda terrorist organization.
2007 World - Dollar Loses Ground
The dollar falls to an all-time low against the Euro, and continues to be knocked by fears over the state of the US economy. There are more reports of losses in the US banking sector, and the dollar touches $ 1.4822 against the Euro at the close of trade in the US.
2008 United States - Chinese cyber-spying
A Congressional panel has warned that China has developed a sophisticated cyber warfare program, and stepped up its capacity to penetrate US computer networks. The report explains that the aim is to extract sensitive information from a number of sources, both governmental and business-oriented. The report goes on to explain that this sort of manipulation is being seen as advantageous in many forms of conflict.
1945
Germany - Nuremburg Trials
The Nuremburg Trials with an International Military Tribunal made up of four judges one from each country United States, Soviet Union, Britain and France begin when charges against twenty of Germany's Nazi leaders who have been charged with war crimes including committing crimes against humanity.
1922 Germany - Cabinet Resigns
A week prior to this date, the cabinet serving under Chancellor Wirth had resigned. This had caused a governmental crisis which had been resolved to some extent, but not entirely .
1931 Italy - Peace keeping
Both the countries of Italy and American joined in their efforts towards peace-keeping. They were said to be of "One Idea" regarding this matter.
1944 World War II - Austria
Russian and American-made tanks had advanced on routes into the countries of Austria and Czechoslovakia. They were headed towards Lucenec, one of the most prominent Nazi communication locations in this region.
1947 Great Britain - Queen Marries
Princess Elizabeth, the future queen of England, marries Philip Mountbatten in Westminster Abbey.
1953 Poland - Calls For Support
The country of Poland called upon neighboring countries for support. Part of this support would be granted by Germany. There was concern that this new army would be German-dominated and cause a new world war. Communications were requested of countries such as France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands regarding the gathering of troops. The country of Poland also joined Russia in the demand for a "Big Five" conference, concerning the future of Germany.
1959 U.S.A. - Ford Anglia 105E
The first British Ford to be marketed to Americans was the Ford Anglia 105E with a new overhead valve engine and a four-speed gearbox, it was like nothing else on the road with it distinctive rear-sloping back window, frog-like headlights, and stylish colors.
1960 Peru - Tidal Waves
Violent tidal waves had swept through Peru. Two people were killed and nine people were listed as missing.
1962 U.S.A. - U.S. Blockade Cuba Ends
President Kennedy, calls off the U.S. blockade of Cuba in return for promised removal of Soviet bombers from the island.
1962 U.S.A. - Discrimination in Housing
President John F. Kennedy issues Executive Order 11063, which should bring an end to discrimination in housing. The order was never enforced as each individual housing and funding agency were left to police themselves,
1968 U.S.A. - Mine Explosion
Methane gas explosions in a West Virginia coal mine kills 78 men .
1973 Libya - Khadafy
Col. Moammar Khadafy, the young leader of Libya, criticized the six-point Middle East peace plan initiated by the United States. Khadafy was pro-war, and thought the only other possible solution to the problems Middle East was to let Palestinians return to their homes. He also proposed that Jews entering Israel after 1948 return to their other countries of which they were a citizen. He thought this was the only solution for peace.
1974 U.S.A. - AT&T
The Justice Department files an anti-trust suit against the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. AT&T in an attempt to break up the corporation.
1975 Spain - Francisco Franco
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, Western Europe's last surviving dictator, dies after a month-long battle for life.
1978 UK - Jeremy Thorpe
The former leader of the Liberal party Jeremy Thorpe is charged with David Holmes, George Deakin and John le Mesurier of conspiracy to murder Jeremy Thorpe's former homosexual lover Norman Scott to protect his political career.
1979 Saudi Arabia - Muslims Seize Grand Mosque
400 Armed Sunni Islamic Muslims, fundamentalist dissidents of the Al-Masjid, Seize the Grand Mosque taking pilgrims present for the annual hajj ( pilgrimage to Mecca )hostage. The attack came on the final day of the hajj, and due to the large number ( fifty thousand worshippers ) most are released but the insurgents kept over 6,000 hostages. Saudi authorities evacuate the city of Mecca and over the next two weeks a number of attacks were mounted on the Grand Mosque resulting in the death of many insurgents, National Guard members and hostages. In early December after more than 2 weeks of shootings the remaining members of the group finally surrender after more than 250 are killed.
1985 Switzerland - US Soviet Meeting
Soviet Leader Gorbachev and U.S. President Reagan just concluded their talks, some of which were semi-private and others which were public. Staff members worked until all hours of the night deciding what to make of these discussions. On the same day, U.S. and Soviet First Ladies Nancy Reagan and Raisa Gorbachev buried a message in a Red Cross Building cornerstone. This action was done to symbolize the promotion of peace and harmony. Soviet-U.S. Peace Talks Concluded, Outcome being Analyzed
1985 U.S.A. - Windows 1.01
Microsoft's launches it's first version of a multi tasking graphical user interface GUI for the PC ( this allowed the user to run multiple windows with multiple programmes switching between one and another. Windows 1.01 was the very first version of Windows launched. Windows 1.01 and all older versions of Windows prior to Windows 95 required MSDOS installed on the computer and the user would install Windows from floppy discs.
1989 Czechoslovakia - Velvet Revolution
Following the suppression by riot police of a peaceful student demonstration consisting of 15,000 peacefully marchers on the 17th November in Prague, from November 20th the number of demonstrators grew as more ordinary Czechs joined and a planned national strike for the 27th gained more support, by the 20th over 100,000 had taken to the streets in peaceful demonstration in what was a non-violent revolution against Communist rule. On November 28th the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia announced it would relinquish power and dismantle the single-party state, and free elections would be held.
1992 Great Britain - - Windsor Castle
1992 : Fire damages a major part of Windsor Castle and a number of important works of art, books and furniture are lost some through fire damage but also many through water damage caused by the 35 fire engines that fought the fire . The 900 year old castle is about 20 miles west of London in the city of Windsor and is used by the queen as a weekend retreat.
1994 Bosnia - Serbs and Muslims
Government soldiers were attacked by Serbs and Muslims in northwest Bosnia. They were trying to recover lost territory before the UN could intervene. However, U.S. plans to bomb Croatia at the airfield was called off because of bad weather.
1995 UK - Diana Princess
Diana Princess is interviewed on British Television by Martin Bashir for the Panorama programme about her life with the Royals, her separation and Prince Charles relationship and affair with his long term friend Camilla Parker-Bowles . During the one hour interview the princes admitted to an affair with her riding instructor, James Hewitt. For the first time on television she also talked about her struggle with depression and bulimia. Following the Revelations of both Princess Diana on Panorama and an earlier interview by Prince Charles with Jonathan Dimbleby where he admitted having an affair they were formally divorced with a decree nisi on August 28th 1996.
2001 U.S.A. - Contraceptive Patch
The worlds first transdermal patch ( Ortho-Evra ) that gradually releases synthetic estrogen and progestin hormones to prevent ovulation and possible pregnancy is approved for sale by US Federal health officials. The patch is a weekly patch application applied each week for 3 weeks and on the forth week no patch is applied.
2002 Russia - Saddam Hussein
President George Bush and other leaders of the world involved in NATO decided to join in the confrontation against Saddam Hussein. They banned together in order to take a stand against terrorist attacks outside of European borders. President Bush wanted to see lasting changes that will bring true peace. He spoke of war being a temporary solution.
2003 U.S.A. - Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson is booked on suspicion of multiple counts of child molestation and is freed on $ 3 million bond. ( he was later acquitted on all charges )
2003 Turkey - Istanbul Bomb Attacks
A series of suicide bomb attacks on British interests in the Turkish city of Istanbul has left over 27 dead and 400 injured. The bomb attacks on the British consulate building and the London-based bank, HSBC. The bombings are under investigation but it is thought the bombers were members of al-Qaeda terrorist organization.
2007 World - Dollar Loses Ground
The dollar falls to an all-time low against the Euro, and continues to be knocked by fears over the state of the US economy. There are more reports of losses in the US banking sector, and the dollar touches $ 1.4822 against the Euro at the close of trade in the US.
2008 United States - Chinese cyber-spying
A Congressional panel has warned that China has developed a sophisticated cyber warfare program, and stepped up its capacity to penetrate US computer networks. The report explains that the aim is to extract sensitive information from a number of sources, both governmental and business-oriented. The report goes on to explain that this sort of manipulation is being seen as advantageous in many forms of conflict.
2009 United States - The Liberty City defendants are convicted
The five defendants in the "Liberty City Six" criminal case were sentenced by Judge Joan Lenard to federal prison terms between six and thirteen and one-half years following an investigation by the South Florida Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) in Miami. At the conclusion of a three-day sentencing, US District Court Judge Joan Lenard sentenced Narseal Batiste, 35, Patrick Abraham, 30, Stanley Grant Phanor, 34, Burson Augustin, 24, and Rothschild Augustine, 26, on terror-related charges.
2011 United States - - Pepper-Spraying Campus Police Officers Get Suspension
Two campus police officers who pepper-sprayed peaceful student protesters at a close range at the University of California, Davis were suspended. The incident was videotaped and had become viral on the internet, causing outrage among students and supporters of the protesters.
2012 UK - Church of England Votes Against Women Bishops
The Church of England voted against allowing women to be appointed as bishops in the church.
2013 Iraq - Bomb Attacks in Baghdad
About thirty people were killed in a series of bombings in Baghdad, Iraq. The attacks were targeted at Shia areas of the city and dozens others were injured.
The five defendants in the "Liberty City Six" criminal case were sentenced by Judge Joan Lenard to federal prison terms between six and thirteen and one-half years following an investigation by the South Florida Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) in Miami. At the conclusion of a three-day sentencing, US District Court Judge Joan Lenard sentenced Narseal Batiste, 35, Patrick Abraham, 30, Stanley Grant Phanor, 34, Burson Augustin, 24, and Rothschild Augustine, 26, on terror-related charges.
2011 United States - - Pepper-Spraying Campus Police Officers Get Suspension
Two campus police officers who pepper-sprayed peaceful student protesters at a close range at the University of California, Davis were suspended. The incident was videotaped and had become viral on the internet, causing outrage among students and supporters of the protesters.
2012 UK - Church of England Votes Against Women Bishops
The Church of England voted against allowing women to be appointed as bishops in the church.
2013 Iraq - Bomb Attacks in Baghdad
About thirty people were killed in a series of bombings in Baghdad, Iraq. The attacks were targeted at Shia areas of the city and dozens others were injured.
November 21
Born on a cusp, you are influenced by both Scorpio and Sagittarius. Elegant and sociable, with an enterprising personality, you are a charming individual who can display a confident and assured image. With an abundance of feelings, sensitivity, and imagination, you are usually subtle and poised, yet a passionate side to your nature suggests that you are also determined and dramatic.
The subinfluence of your decanate ruler, Cancer, implies that you are intuitive and discerning, with strong premonitions. Usually you judge situations and experiences by the way you feel, and your emotional range can include great creativity, self-expression, or compassion and understanding. These usually win you the love and admiration you seek from others. If, on the other hand, you fail to get your own way, you can react too emotionally or become temperamental.
Ambitious, with enthusiasm and a strong sense of vision, you are dedicated and hardworking. Inspired by ideas, you seek ways to express yourself and find it easier to take the lead. This suggests that you fare better as someone who gives the orders rather than as a person in a subservient position. Idealistic and loyal, with a strong sense of duty, you usually let obligations take precedence over inclinations of the heart. Your sensitivity, however, does not detract from the fact that you possess good business sense and an awareness of material considerations. This part of your personality can be resolute and inflexible.
Until you reach the age of thirty, your Sun progresses through Sagittarius, highlighting issues of idealism, expansion, and opportunity. This period is good for study, travel, or your pursuit of truth and a positive philosophy. At age thirty-one there is a turning point when your progressed Sun moves into Capricorn. You start to take a more disciplined, determined, and realistic approach to life. From the age of sixty-one, when your progressed Sun enters Aquarius, you begin to place more of an emphasis on your personal freedom and the need to express your individuality. This can also accent issues of humanitarian ideals, friendship, and group awareness.
Your Secret Self
Competitive and success-oriented, you are always seeking to better yourself or improve your circumstances. By harnessing all your dynamic emotions into work that gives you a sense of purpose, you are likely to find a deeper awareness of your own inner power. In order to accomplish your grand dreams and fulfill your need to build something of long-lasting value, it is necessary to be very focused and self-disciplined.
By developing your natural humanitarianism, you are able to avoid personal dissatisfaction or disappointment with others. A great deal of your achievement depends on broadening your knowledge and expanding your universal understanding. By becoming mentally detached or objective, you are able to rise above difficult situations and solve problems with inspired thinking. Engaging and sociable, you can uplift others’ spirits with your words of comfort and encouragement.
Primary Star's Influence
Bungula bestows a passionate yet refined nature and beneficial social contacts. If you seek help, this star grants friends who will assist you when you need it most. It also imparts opportunities and positions of honor or power Bungula nevertheless warns against extremist behavior and a fatalistic attitude.
Linked to your Sun’s degree, this star indicates an ambitious nature and the consistency and determination to achieve steady progress. It also warns of rivalry, envy, or self-centeredness.
Positive: self-reliant, learn to share, generosity, popularity
Negative: overly sensitive, falling out with other people, alienating yourself from others
Work & Vocation
Hardworking and reliable, with a natural sense of authority, you invariably rise to positions of power. With your charm and warmth, you have a way with people but can also be a disciplinarian. Although you are efficient and thorough, if in business you may fare best when your sense of vision is creatively employed, such as in advertising, publishing, or media. Idealistic, you can often be influential in social movements or work selflessly for a cause. This can lead you to a career in politics, charity work, or the healing professions. Since you have a way with words and enjoy sharing your knowledge with others, you can be an excellent teacher or writer. Alternatively, your sensitivity and imagination may find creative outlets through the arts.
Numerology
Dynamic drive and an outgoing personality are usually present in those with a number 21 birthday. Socially inclined, you have many interests or contacts and are generally fortunate. Usually you show others your friendly and gregarious personality. Intuitive, with an independent spirit, you are highly inventive and original. As a number 21 individual, you can be fun-loving, magnetic, and creative, with social charm. Alternatively, you can be shy and reserved with a need to develop assertiveness, especially in close relationships. In life you often have many opportunities to show your multiple talents and leadership abilities. Although you can be inclined toward cooperative relationships, you always want to be acknowledged for your talents and abilities. The subinfluence of the number 11 month indicates that you can be inspired and receptive. Your ability to assess situations quickly implies that you have strong instincts, and are mentally keen. Do not let doubt or suspicion undermine your confidence. If you learn to be patient, you can develop your creative flow and avoid impulsive actions,
Positive: inspiration, creativity, love unions, long-lasting relationships
Negative: dependency, nervous, loss of emotional control, lack of vision, fear of change
Love & Relationships
As an idealistic and intense individual, you have powerful emotions and strong desires. Dramatic and expressive, you can be very kind and supportive to those you love and are often a loyal and generous friend. Being security-conscious, you make sure everyone is well provided for. A tendency to attract unusual people suggests that you need to beware of questionable relationships. To establish harmony in partnerships, it is important to avoid negative thinking or a tendency to be bossy.
You might find happiness and stability in relationships by looking for someone born on one of the following days:
Love & Friendship: Jan. 3, 22, 25, 29, 30, Feb. 1, 20, 23, 27, 28, Mar. 18, 21, 25, 26, Apr. 16, 19, 23, 24, 28, May 14, 17, 21, 22, 24, 26, 31, June 12, 15, 19, 20, 24, 29, July 10, 13, 18, 22, Aug. 8, 11, 15, 16, 20, 27, 29, 30, Sept. 6, 9, 13, 14, 18, 23, 27, 28, Oct. 4, 7, 11, 12, 16, 21, 25, 26, Nov. 2, 5, 9, 10, 14, 19, 23, 24, Dec. 3, 7, 8, 12, 17, 21, 22
Beneficial: Jan. 17, Feb. 15, Mar. 13, Apr. 11, May 9, 29, June 7, 27, July 5, 25, Aug. 3, 23, Sept. 1, 21, Oct. 19, 29, Nov. 17, 27, 30, Dec. 15, 25, 28
Fatal Attractions: May 18, 19, 20, 21, 31, June 29, July 27, Aug. 25, 30, Sept. 23, 28, Oct. 21, 26, Nov. 19, 24, Dec. 17, 22
Challenging: Jan. 20, 23, Feb. 18, 21, Mar. 16, 19, Apr. 14, 17, May 12, 15, June 10, 13, July 8, 11, Aug. 6, 9, Sept. 4, 7, Oct. 2, 5, Nov. 2, Dec. 1
Soul Mates: Jan. 4, 31, Feb. 2, 29, Mar. 27, Apr. 25, May 23, June 21, July 19, Aug. 17, Sept. 15, Oct. 13, Nov. 11, Dec. 9
"God gave us the gift of life; it is up to us to give ourselves the gift of living well."
~François-Marie Arouet (aka Voltaire), Nov 21, 1694
Born on a cusp, you are influenced by both Scorpio and Sagittarius. Elegant and sociable, with an enterprising personality, you are a charming individual who can display a confident and assured image. With an abundance of feelings, sensitivity, and imagination, you are usually subtle and poised, yet a passionate side to your nature suggests that you are also determined and dramatic.
The subinfluence of your decanate ruler, Cancer, implies that you are intuitive and discerning, with strong premonitions. Usually you judge situations and experiences by the way you feel, and your emotional range can include great creativity, self-expression, or compassion and understanding. These usually win you the love and admiration you seek from others. If, on the other hand, you fail to get your own way, you can react too emotionally or become temperamental.
Ambitious, with enthusiasm and a strong sense of vision, you are dedicated and hardworking. Inspired by ideas, you seek ways to express yourself and find it easier to take the lead. This suggests that you fare better as someone who gives the orders rather than as a person in a subservient position. Idealistic and loyal, with a strong sense of duty, you usually let obligations take precedence over inclinations of the heart. Your sensitivity, however, does not detract from the fact that you possess good business sense and an awareness of material considerations. This part of your personality can be resolute and inflexible.
Until you reach the age of thirty, your Sun progresses through Sagittarius, highlighting issues of idealism, expansion, and opportunity. This period is good for study, travel, or your pursuit of truth and a positive philosophy. At age thirty-one there is a turning point when your progressed Sun moves into Capricorn. You start to take a more disciplined, determined, and realistic approach to life. From the age of sixty-one, when your progressed Sun enters Aquarius, you begin to place more of an emphasis on your personal freedom and the need to express your individuality. This can also accent issues of humanitarian ideals, friendship, and group awareness.
Your Secret Self
Competitive and success-oriented, you are always seeking to better yourself or improve your circumstances. By harnessing all your dynamic emotions into work that gives you a sense of purpose, you are likely to find a deeper awareness of your own inner power. In order to accomplish your grand dreams and fulfill your need to build something of long-lasting value, it is necessary to be very focused and self-disciplined.
By developing your natural humanitarianism, you are able to avoid personal dissatisfaction or disappointment with others. A great deal of your achievement depends on broadening your knowledge and expanding your universal understanding. By becoming mentally detached or objective, you are able to rise above difficult situations and solve problems with inspired thinking. Engaging and sociable, you can uplift others’ spirits with your words of comfort and encouragement.
Primary Star's Influence
Bungula bestows a passionate yet refined nature and beneficial social contacts. If you seek help, this star grants friends who will assist you when you need it most. It also imparts opportunities and positions of honor or power Bungula nevertheless warns against extremist behavior and a fatalistic attitude.
Linked to your Sun’s degree, this star indicates an ambitious nature and the consistency and determination to achieve steady progress. It also warns of rivalry, envy, or self-centeredness.
Positive: self-reliant, learn to share, generosity, popularity
Negative: overly sensitive, falling out with other people, alienating yourself from others
Work & Vocation
Hardworking and reliable, with a natural sense of authority, you invariably rise to positions of power. With your charm and warmth, you have a way with people but can also be a disciplinarian. Although you are efficient and thorough, if in business you may fare best when your sense of vision is creatively employed, such as in advertising, publishing, or media. Idealistic, you can often be influential in social movements or work selflessly for a cause. This can lead you to a career in politics, charity work, or the healing professions. Since you have a way with words and enjoy sharing your knowledge with others, you can be an excellent teacher or writer. Alternatively, your sensitivity and imagination may find creative outlets through the arts.
Numerology
Dynamic drive and an outgoing personality are usually present in those with a number 21 birthday. Socially inclined, you have many interests or contacts and are generally fortunate. Usually you show others your friendly and gregarious personality. Intuitive, with an independent spirit, you are highly inventive and original. As a number 21 individual, you can be fun-loving, magnetic, and creative, with social charm. Alternatively, you can be shy and reserved with a need to develop assertiveness, especially in close relationships. In life you often have many opportunities to show your multiple talents and leadership abilities. Although you can be inclined toward cooperative relationships, you always want to be acknowledged for your talents and abilities. The subinfluence of the number 11 month indicates that you can be inspired and receptive. Your ability to assess situations quickly implies that you have strong instincts, and are mentally keen. Do not let doubt or suspicion undermine your confidence. If you learn to be patient, you can develop your creative flow and avoid impulsive actions,
Positive: inspiration, creativity, love unions, long-lasting relationships
Negative: dependency, nervous, loss of emotional control, lack of vision, fear of change
Love & Relationships
As an idealistic and intense individual, you have powerful emotions and strong desires. Dramatic and expressive, you can be very kind and supportive to those you love and are often a loyal and generous friend. Being security-conscious, you make sure everyone is well provided for. A tendency to attract unusual people suggests that you need to beware of questionable relationships. To establish harmony in partnerships, it is important to avoid negative thinking or a tendency to be bossy.
You might find happiness and stability in relationships by looking for someone born on one of the following days:
Love & Friendship: Jan. 3, 22, 25, 29, 30, Feb. 1, 20, 23, 27, 28, Mar. 18, 21, 25, 26, Apr. 16, 19, 23, 24, 28, May 14, 17, 21, 22, 24, 26, 31, June 12, 15, 19, 20, 24, 29, July 10, 13, 18, 22, Aug. 8, 11, 15, 16, 20, 27, 29, 30, Sept. 6, 9, 13, 14, 18, 23, 27, 28, Oct. 4, 7, 11, 12, 16, 21, 25, 26, Nov. 2, 5, 9, 10, 14, 19, 23, 24, Dec. 3, 7, 8, 12, 17, 21, 22
Beneficial: Jan. 17, Feb. 15, Mar. 13, Apr. 11, May 9, 29, June 7, 27, July 5, 25, Aug. 3, 23, Sept. 1, 21, Oct. 19, 29, Nov. 17, 27, 30, Dec. 15, 25, 28
Fatal Attractions: May 18, 19, 20, 21, 31, June 29, July 27, Aug. 25, 30, Sept. 23, 28, Oct. 21, 26, Nov. 19, 24, Dec. 17, 22
Challenging: Jan. 20, 23, Feb. 18, 21, Mar. 16, 19, Apr. 14, 17, May 12, 15, June 10, 13, July 8, 11, Aug. 6, 9, Sept. 4, 7, Oct. 2, 5, Nov. 2, Dec. 1
Soul Mates: Jan. 4, 31, Feb. 2, 29, Mar. 27, Apr. 25, May 23, June 21, July 19, Aug. 17, Sept. 15, Oct. 13, Nov. 11, Dec. 9
"God gave us the gift of life; it is up to us to give ourselves the gift of living well."
~François-Marie Arouet (aka Voltaire), Nov 21, 1694
November 21
1920 Ireland - Bloody Sunday
Bloody Sunday left more than 31 people dead including fourteen British, fourteen Irish civilians and three republican prisoners
1922 U.S.A. - Radio The Future
A radio was being installed in a Van Oss, Oklahoma small-town school. A very progressive idea as radio was still not in every home this action opened up the opportunity for this particular district to here some of the latest radio shows.
1925 U.S.A. - Bootlegging
The court had ordered the return of 57,000 gallons of alcohol to the company that was "bootlegging" it (selling it illegally). Likewise, the judge ruled that the sale of the alcohol sold illegally could not be taxed by the I.R.S., especially since it was being used as evidence in a pending case. ( was there corruption in this case )
1925 U.S.A. - Faster
A professional faster had been admitted to the hospital after he had a violent attack in his glass cage. This episode occurred after a woman took out a piece of chocolate to eat. Apparently this was some kind of scientific "no food and no sleep" experiment.
1927 U.S.A. - Columbine Mine massacre
Five hundred Striking coal miners from the Columbine Mine and their families in Serene, Colorado are beaten with clubs by Colorado state police and when they continue towards the town machine guns are used to cut them down, the death toll was 6 miners and although miners blamed Colorado state police for the massacre, it is thought it was the mining companies guards who opened fire with the machine guns.
1935 France - Stop Gold Exports
France made a motion to stop gold export. Moreover, the Bank of France changed its discount rate from 4 percent to 5 percent. These actions were intended to help maintain the stability of the French mark (the Franc).
1942 Canada - Alcon Highway
The Alcan Highway, which connects British Columbia to Alaska, was officially opened by Canada's Pension Minister Ian MacKenzie and Acting Gov. E.L. Bartlett of Alaska .
1944 World War II - Allied Attacks
Thousands of planes nearly half of them heavy bombers-attacked central German oil plants. At least 4,000 tons of explosives were used. It can be said that this was a great day for the Allied Forces of World War II.
1945 U.S.A. - GM Strike
The United Auto Workers staged the first postwar strike at the General Motors plant in Detroit, Michigan.
1953 Korea - Repatriation Commission
A meeting was called by the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission. At the time this meeting was in session, an angry protest was initiated by way of Peiping Red radio. An attempt was being made during this time to send three North-Korean held soldiers back to South Korea. However, this action was not "going to well."
1964 U.S.A. - Verrazano Narrows Bridge
Staten Island and Brooklyn were linked by the new Verrazano Narrows Bridge with a center span of 60 feet. The longest in existence at this time.
1967 UK - Foot and Mouth
70 new outbreaks of foot and mouth have been confirmed, bringing the total to 746 since the first case last month. The epidemic is now the worst this century and the government has issued additional guidelines including farmers to keep people and vehicles off farms by arranging a farm gate collection and delivery services.
1973 Guam - B52 Bombers
The Pentagon brought back more than 100 B52 bombers to the United States. The majority of these were returned to their original nuclear striking zone prior to the U.S. bombing of Indochina.
1974 England - Pub Bombing Birmingham
Two bombs explode in pubs in central Birmingham at the Mulberry Bush and the Tavern in the Town, killing 19 and injuring over 180.
1974 United States - Freedom Of Information Act
Congress passes the "Freedom Of Information Act" passed over Gerald Fords Veto allowing for the full or partial disclosure of previously unreleased information and documents controlled by the United States Government. The Freedom of Information Act strengthened amendments in the Privacy Act of 1974 following the Nixon Watergate scandal. Gerald Ford originally wanted to sign the act but concern (by his chief of staff Donald Rumsfeld and deputy Dick Cheney ( 46th Vice President of the United States)) persuaded Ford to veto the bill.
1975 U.S.A. - Assassination Plots Against Foreign Leaders
A congressional report accuses US officials of assassination plots against foreign leaders, suggesting the CIA used exotic weapons ranging from exploding seashells to poison cigars with presidential approval ( No proof was ever obtained of these accusations ) but following the report President Gerald Ford responded by issuing Executive Order 11905, banning the US from authorizing assassinations of foreign leaders.
1979 Pakistan - American Embassy Attack
An attack on the American embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan by a mob who had been incited after listening to a radio report from the Iranian leader, Ayatollah Khomeini, saying Americans were behind the occupation of Islam's holiest site, the Great Mosque in Mecca, leaves the Embassy burned to the ground killing a US marine.
1980 U.S.A. - Fire At MGM Grand Hotel
A fire broke out in the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino (Now Bally's Las Vegas) in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, Smoke and fire spread through the hotel, killing 84 people and injuring 785, including tourists and employees.
1980 U.S.A. - Who Shot JR
Millions of TV viewers tune in to watch the start of the new series of Dallas and find out " Who Shot JR " .
1985 Switzerland - US / Soviet Union
The result of communications between President Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev when they met was an agreement to speed up nuclear arms reduction negotiations. There was some disagreement, however, regarding Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative.
1986 U.S.A. - Oliver North
National Security Council staff member Oliver North and his secretary, Fawn Hall, begin shredding documents that would have exposed their participation in a range of illegal activities over the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of the proceeds to a rebel Nicaraguan group.
1994 Canada - Largest Hydroelectric Power Source
A report was made dated this date, regarding a decision made by the government of Quebec. A few days prior to this news, this Canadian province halted plans to build the largest hydroelectric power source in the world. This project was going to be called the Great Whale, and would have been made up of various dams and dikes.
1995 U.S.A. - The Dayton Accord
After months of negotiation a lasting peace plan for war-torn Bosnia-Herzegovina has been signed at the Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. The peace agreement "The Dayton Accord" brokered by US President Bill Clinton has been agreed between the Bosnian leader ( Alija Izetbegovic ), Serbian leader (Slobodan Milosevic) and Croatia (Franjo Tudjman) leaders and will be enforced by 60,000 Nato troops in the area
1995 U.S.A. - Dow Jones
The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 5,000 for the first time.
1996 Puerto Rico - Gas Explosion
A gas explosion at the Humberto Vidal shoe store in Río Piedras causes the building to collapse killing 33, the building held a number of different stores including a jewelry store and a music shop and was also home to the Humberto Vidal Shoe Company head offices.
2002 Nigeria - Miss World Riot
An angry crowd of people set fire to and stabbed riot demonstrators. This incident took place after it was announced by an Islamic news publication that the Miss World Beauty Pageant would have been accepted by Islam's founding prophet. A total of 50 people were killed and 200 others were injured.
2004 Dominica - Earthquake
The town of Portsmouth in Dominica is struck by the countries worst earthquake ( 6.0 ) in the countries history.
2004 U.S.A. - Donald Trump
Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts File For Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
2004 France - Iraq Debts
The "Paris Club" "an informal group of financial officials from 19 of the world's richest countries" agrees to write off $ 31 billion of Iraq's external debt to members of the "Paris Club" . The agreement will allow Iraq to concentrate it's finances on reconstruction for the country.
2006 Italy - New Chief Appointed
Italy has named its new military intelligence chief, who will be replacing Nicolo Pollari, who was allegedly linked to a CIA abduction. Pollari was among several Italian agents facing an inquiry into the alleged kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric by the US spy agency in 2003. The Italian navy's Admiral Bruno Branciforte will be heading the Sismi secret service.
2007 United States - Condoleezza Rice wants to see peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians
The US Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, says that the United States will try to broker a peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians in 2008. She says that both sides have agreed to work towards the establishment of an independent Palestinian state before George Bush leaves office. ( We are now 3 years later and no true end in sight )
2008 Iraq - Iraqi protest at US troops remaining in Iraq
Thousands of people have protested in Baghdad against the proposed deal that will allow US troops to remain in Iraq once the UN mandate is over. The demonstration was called by the Shi'ah cleric, Moqtada Sadr, who has strongly opposed any sort of deal with the US. Security has been tight around the march, but the organisers are insisting that the protest will remain peaceful.
2009 Vatican - Closer ties between Canterbury and Rome
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Pope have agreed to closer relations between Anglicans and Catholics at a meeting in Rome. Their meeting follows tensions over the Vatican's offer to welcome disenchanted Anglicans into the Catholic fold.
1920 Ireland - Bloody Sunday
Bloody Sunday left more than 31 people dead including fourteen British, fourteen Irish civilians and three republican prisoners
1922 U.S.A. - Radio The Future
A radio was being installed in a Van Oss, Oklahoma small-town school. A very progressive idea as radio was still not in every home this action opened up the opportunity for this particular district to here some of the latest radio shows.
1925 U.S.A. - Bootlegging
The court had ordered the return of 57,000 gallons of alcohol to the company that was "bootlegging" it (selling it illegally). Likewise, the judge ruled that the sale of the alcohol sold illegally could not be taxed by the I.R.S., especially since it was being used as evidence in a pending case. ( was there corruption in this case )
1925 U.S.A. - Faster
A professional faster had been admitted to the hospital after he had a violent attack in his glass cage. This episode occurred after a woman took out a piece of chocolate to eat. Apparently this was some kind of scientific "no food and no sleep" experiment.
1927 U.S.A. - Columbine Mine massacre
Five hundred Striking coal miners from the Columbine Mine and their families in Serene, Colorado are beaten with clubs by Colorado state police and when they continue towards the town machine guns are used to cut them down, the death toll was 6 miners and although miners blamed Colorado state police for the massacre, it is thought it was the mining companies guards who opened fire with the machine guns.
1935 France - Stop Gold Exports
France made a motion to stop gold export. Moreover, the Bank of France changed its discount rate from 4 percent to 5 percent. These actions were intended to help maintain the stability of the French mark (the Franc).
1942 Canada - Alcon Highway
The Alcan Highway, which connects British Columbia to Alaska, was officially opened by Canada's Pension Minister Ian MacKenzie and Acting Gov. E.L. Bartlett of Alaska .
1944 World War II - Allied Attacks
Thousands of planes nearly half of them heavy bombers-attacked central German oil plants. At least 4,000 tons of explosives were used. It can be said that this was a great day for the Allied Forces of World War II.
1945 U.S.A. - GM Strike
The United Auto Workers staged the first postwar strike at the General Motors plant in Detroit, Michigan.
1953 Korea - Repatriation Commission
A meeting was called by the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission. At the time this meeting was in session, an angry protest was initiated by way of Peiping Red radio. An attempt was being made during this time to send three North-Korean held soldiers back to South Korea. However, this action was not "going to well."
1964 U.S.A. - Verrazano Narrows Bridge
Staten Island and Brooklyn were linked by the new Verrazano Narrows Bridge with a center span of 60 feet. The longest in existence at this time.
1967 UK - Foot and Mouth
70 new outbreaks of foot and mouth have been confirmed, bringing the total to 746 since the first case last month. The epidemic is now the worst this century and the government has issued additional guidelines including farmers to keep people and vehicles off farms by arranging a farm gate collection and delivery services.
1973 Guam - B52 Bombers
The Pentagon brought back more than 100 B52 bombers to the United States. The majority of these were returned to their original nuclear striking zone prior to the U.S. bombing of Indochina.
1974 England - Pub Bombing Birmingham
Two bombs explode in pubs in central Birmingham at the Mulberry Bush and the Tavern in the Town, killing 19 and injuring over 180.
1974 United States - Freedom Of Information Act
Congress passes the "Freedom Of Information Act" passed over Gerald Fords Veto allowing for the full or partial disclosure of previously unreleased information and documents controlled by the United States Government. The Freedom of Information Act strengthened amendments in the Privacy Act of 1974 following the Nixon Watergate scandal. Gerald Ford originally wanted to sign the act but concern (by his chief of staff Donald Rumsfeld and deputy Dick Cheney ( 46th Vice President of the United States)) persuaded Ford to veto the bill.
1975 U.S.A. - Assassination Plots Against Foreign Leaders
A congressional report accuses US officials of assassination plots against foreign leaders, suggesting the CIA used exotic weapons ranging from exploding seashells to poison cigars with presidential approval ( No proof was ever obtained of these accusations ) but following the report President Gerald Ford responded by issuing Executive Order 11905, banning the US from authorizing assassinations of foreign leaders.
1979 Pakistan - American Embassy Attack
An attack on the American embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan by a mob who had been incited after listening to a radio report from the Iranian leader, Ayatollah Khomeini, saying Americans were behind the occupation of Islam's holiest site, the Great Mosque in Mecca, leaves the Embassy burned to the ground killing a US marine.
1980 U.S.A. - Fire At MGM Grand Hotel
A fire broke out in the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino (Now Bally's Las Vegas) in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, Smoke and fire spread through the hotel, killing 84 people and injuring 785, including tourists and employees.
1980 U.S.A. - Who Shot JR
Millions of TV viewers tune in to watch the start of the new series of Dallas and find out " Who Shot JR " .
1985 Switzerland - US / Soviet Union
The result of communications between President Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev when they met was an agreement to speed up nuclear arms reduction negotiations. There was some disagreement, however, regarding Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative.
1986 U.S.A. - Oliver North
National Security Council staff member Oliver North and his secretary, Fawn Hall, begin shredding documents that would have exposed their participation in a range of illegal activities over the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of the proceeds to a rebel Nicaraguan group.
1994 Canada - Largest Hydroelectric Power Source
A report was made dated this date, regarding a decision made by the government of Quebec. A few days prior to this news, this Canadian province halted plans to build the largest hydroelectric power source in the world. This project was going to be called the Great Whale, and would have been made up of various dams and dikes.
1995 U.S.A. - The Dayton Accord
After months of negotiation a lasting peace plan for war-torn Bosnia-Herzegovina has been signed at the Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. The peace agreement "The Dayton Accord" brokered by US President Bill Clinton has been agreed between the Bosnian leader ( Alija Izetbegovic ), Serbian leader (Slobodan Milosevic) and Croatia (Franjo Tudjman) leaders and will be enforced by 60,000 Nato troops in the area
1995 U.S.A. - Dow Jones
The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 5,000 for the first time.
1996 Puerto Rico - Gas Explosion
A gas explosion at the Humberto Vidal shoe store in Río Piedras causes the building to collapse killing 33, the building held a number of different stores including a jewelry store and a music shop and was also home to the Humberto Vidal Shoe Company head offices.
2002 Nigeria - Miss World Riot
An angry crowd of people set fire to and stabbed riot demonstrators. This incident took place after it was announced by an Islamic news publication that the Miss World Beauty Pageant would have been accepted by Islam's founding prophet. A total of 50 people were killed and 200 others were injured.
2004 Dominica - Earthquake
The town of Portsmouth in Dominica is struck by the countries worst earthquake ( 6.0 ) in the countries history.
2004 U.S.A. - Donald Trump
Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts File For Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
2004 France - Iraq Debts
The "Paris Club" "an informal group of financial officials from 19 of the world's richest countries" agrees to write off $ 31 billion of Iraq's external debt to members of the "Paris Club" . The agreement will allow Iraq to concentrate it's finances on reconstruction for the country.
2006 Italy - New Chief Appointed
Italy has named its new military intelligence chief, who will be replacing Nicolo Pollari, who was allegedly linked to a CIA abduction. Pollari was among several Italian agents facing an inquiry into the alleged kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric by the US spy agency in 2003. The Italian navy's Admiral Bruno Branciforte will be heading the Sismi secret service.
2007 United States - Condoleezza Rice wants to see peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians
The US Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, says that the United States will try to broker a peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians in 2008. She says that both sides have agreed to work towards the establishment of an independent Palestinian state before George Bush leaves office. ( We are now 3 years later and no true end in sight )
2008 Iraq - Iraqi protest at US troops remaining in Iraq
Thousands of people have protested in Baghdad against the proposed deal that will allow US troops to remain in Iraq once the UN mandate is over. The demonstration was called by the Shi'ah cleric, Moqtada Sadr, who has strongly opposed any sort of deal with the US. Security has been tight around the march, but the organisers are insisting that the protest will remain peaceful.
2009 Vatican - Closer ties between Canterbury and Rome
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Pope have agreed to closer relations between Anglicans and Catholics at a meeting in Rome. Their meeting follows tensions over the Vatican's offer to welcome disenchanted Anglicans into the Catholic fold.
2011 United States - Hackers Destroy Water Pump in Illinois
Russian hackers were able to destroy a water pump in Illinois by turning it on and off repeatedly until it broke. They gained access using stolen passwords from the company that created the software to operate the pump. The attack was being investigated by the FBI and Homeland Security and brought attention to another facet of future terrorism against infrastructure that could be dangerous if ignored.
2012 United States - Congressman Resigns
Illinois congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. resigned only a few weeks after being re-elected to Congress. Jackson had indicated that he was being treated for bipolar disorder and other health concerns and stating that he believed he could not be a full-time legislator due to his issues. He had also come under investigation with the House Ethics comittee.
2013 Saudi Arabia - Two Arrested for Hugging
Two men who had been offering "Free Hugs" in the Saudi capital of Riyadh. They had hoped to bring happiness to strangers passing by but were arrested for exotic practices and offending public order.
Russian hackers were able to destroy a water pump in Illinois by turning it on and off repeatedly until it broke. They gained access using stolen passwords from the company that created the software to operate the pump. The attack was being investigated by the FBI and Homeland Security and brought attention to another facet of future terrorism against infrastructure that could be dangerous if ignored.
2012 United States - Congressman Resigns
Illinois congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. resigned only a few weeks after being re-elected to Congress. Jackson had indicated that he was being treated for bipolar disorder and other health concerns and stating that he believed he could not be a full-time legislator due to his issues. He had also come under investigation with the House Ethics comittee.
2013 Saudi Arabia - Two Arrested for Hugging
Two men who had been offering "Free Hugs" in the Saudi capital of Riyadh. They had hoped to bring happiness to strangers passing by but were arrested for exotic practices and offending public order.
"I'm not gonna read all that shit, but I can tell you for sure that if your frustrated enough to write so many goddamn sentences then you need to fuck him. Jesus Christ, Imagine how amazing it would feel if each of those words and all the bullshit thoughts in your head were replaced by the sweet timeless silent thoughtlessness of love making."
~ Taniwha
"You can't fool me missy; I know you're dying for someone to steal that halo of yours ?. Nothing like a proper Scorpio to go ahead and do that for ya?"
~ Infinite8
"I have two night stands..."
~ Koniuchaa
"honesty, integrity. humility. responsibility. i'm not looking for perfection. i'm looking for one who can admit, own up, and improve. not one who will screw up carelessly and screw over, or be unfeeling, uncaring. i want someone of my own caliber. brutal honesty over fake bullshit and trying to protect feelings. i want to deal with someone who does not deal in ego, but understanding. someone who can put herself aside and see me. because i can and will put myself aside and see her. i want us both to enter our union with "what can i do for her in terms of love and loyalty", not what can we get for ourselves."
~ MagicMona
broken down and tired
Of living life on a merry go round
And you can't find the fighter
But I see it in you so we gonna walk it out
And move mountains
We gonna walk it out
And move mountains
And I'll rise up
I'll rise like the day
I'll rise up
I'll rise unafraid
I'll rise up
And I'll do it a thousand times again
And I'll rise up
High like the waves
I'll rise up
In spite of the ache
I'll rise up
And I'll do it a thousand times again
When the silence isn't quiet
And it feels like it's getting hard to breathe
And I know you feel like dying
But I promise we'll take the world to its feet
And move mountains
Bring it to its feet
And move mountains
And I'll rise up
I'll rise like the day
I'll rise up
I'll rise unafraid
I'll rise up
And I'll do it a thousand times again
All we need, all we need is hope
And for that we have each other
And for that we have each other
And we will rise
We will rise
We'll rise, oh, oh
We'll rise
I'll rise up
Rise like the day
I'll rise up
In spite of the ache
I will rise a thousand times again
And we'll rise up
High like the waves
We'll rise up
In spite of the ache
We'll rise up
And we'll do it a thousand times again
For you
For you
For you
For you
Until next year ...
#336DaysandCounting...
#336DaysandCounting...
Posted by bmoon8
I really enjoyed reading the birthday day for my Scorpio sun/Gem moon coworker/Scorpio bestie/homeboy. It described him to a T.
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