“ (Astrology Explored)–I see you are an Aquarian.” A statement not a question. “Yes, “ I say, a bit nervous despite my outer bravado. No one likes job interviews. “And before your last position, you jumped around at jobs every … Continue reading →
Author: Beth Turnage
Weekly Astrology Forecast: Walk on Eggshells
(Astrology Explored)–Astrology for the Week July 16 to July 22 I don’t know about you but Pluto worries me. Pluto is the planet of transformation and as I wrote previously, it was sitting smack dab on the Lunar eclipse not … Continue reading →
George Steinbrenner: The Need For Intensity
(Astrology Explored)–Even Red Sox fans have to mourn the passing of the iconic owner of the New York Yankees. “The Boss” was known more for his frequent hiring and firing of players, managers and off field personnel than for his … Continue reading →
Hunting a Birth Chart of the United States
(Astrology Explored)–When trying to determine the birth chart of the United States you run into a fascinating array of factors. Was the Declaration of Independence ratified at 2:20 PM as noted by Hamilton? Or was it done in late afternoon … Continue reading →
The Astrology of Relationships: Date Matching Services and the Astrologer
(Astrology Explored)–It is time to get back on that horse and ride it. But what’s a fifty something astrologer to do to meet new people? After all, I don’t as a personal policy date men from work, go to bars, … Continue reading →
Social Media: AOL Takes the Hint
A while back (Astroblogging)–I wrote a review on AOL’s Lifestream, a particularly useful app that incorporates various social media streams, like Facebook and Twitter, into one location. While I liked it, I saw one drawback: Where AOL runs short of … Continue reading →
Mudslinging Part 1: Improving Traffic on Your Astrology Blog
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Three Common Metrics to Measure Your Blog’s Success
(Astroblogging)–Ellen asked: I use Google Analytics and am looking for a good article on the 3-5 most important things to track. I can get so lost looking at the data and imagining what it means and what to do about … Continue reading →
Astrology, Copyright and Plagiarism
(Astroblogging)–By Tony Vowles Blogging is a personal and very rewarding pursuit. Technically it is easy for someone with basic IT skills to produce a website that appears very slick – beautifully designed templates can be slotted in at the click … Continue reading →
The Strange Case of Amy Bishop: Sleuthing Birth Info on the Web
Amy Bishop walked into a meeting, and shot six people killing three. Later we find out that she killed her brother in a pronounced accidental shooting 20 years prior. There were other incidents, a strange confrontation with a woman in … Continue reading →