I know I’m not alone in feeling perversely gratified that the oil has made its way to the white sands of Florida. Certainly I 
wish no ill to the local tourist industry, any more than I wish more suffering to befall the fishermen in Louisiana (who, screwed and angry, are calling the compensatory pittance BP has offered them “shut-up money.”)
But there is a bitter justice in the fact that the slick might become visible in Pensacola.… click here to continue reading.
For seven years, the chart for this month’s Full Moon has been tacked up my bulletin board. The paper is now curling at the edges. The ink is faded from the Sun.
What’s happening on June 26th is not just any full Moon; it’s a Lunar Eclipse. (My lecture series on the 2012 years begins with this eclipse; see announcement in right-hand column).
And it isn’t just any eclipse: it’s the world’s formal debut into what astrologers are calling the Cardinal Climax.… click here to continue reading.