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Put your heart first and the rest will follow. If you trust your instincts, there are many unfortunate situations you will be able to avoid entirely. This is a time of new beginnings. Ideas and interaction with authority figures or older people may be in the future. It's time to circle the wagons and confer with the people you trust. You have an unprecedented power over your own life and affairs and if you don Later this period is a good time to sit down alone and get many things accomplishedtax papers, phone calls, letters, etc. Your social life should blossom at this time. Keep a cool head. Examine the details carefully before signing on the bottom line. You can be a mentor to others and may find people asking questions that will help them to succeed. This evening can take on a whole different hue. It also may be time to reflect on the direction your life has taken. Be ready! "Be ready. Time for some new classes, or at least a few books on an interesting topic.

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Like bees, they must put their lives into the sting they give. Ralph Waldo Emerson

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The data below, the coordinates are taken from http://www.nasa.gov. Sun: Sun icon

, Moon: Moon icon

, Mars: Mars icon

, Venus: Venus icon

Data for 26-07-07

mars:
04 h 14 min, +20° 58'
moon:
00 h 11 min, +04° 26'
sun:
07 h 03 min, +22° 38'
venus:
09 h 57 min, +14° 07'

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QUOTES, SAYINGS:

I hear and I forget. I see and I believe. I do and I understand.

Confucius

I didn't want to have anybody with me, ... I was perfectly happy just by myself but they thought it was too risky. I regret that there was any need to have anybody there.

William Jefferson

He is not affected by the reality of distress touching his heart, but by the showy resemblance of it striking his imagination. He pities the plumage, but forgets the dying bird.

Thomas Paine