January first in for a rocky ride

Many businesses and organisations begin on January 1st. But is this wise?
 The Capricorn Ezine 2013  is up!

Apocalypse now!

The end of the world is supposedly nigh as I write this.  But I'm guessing we will still be here tomorrow.

The last Zine of the year is up
Sagittarius 2012

My take on this apocalyptic time and the Sandy Hook shootings.  My deepest condolences to all concerned.

Photo from FFFFound.com

Ancient Sex

It was Scorpio time until last night - perhaps we can breathe a sigh of relief. It took the input of a good Scorpio woman to help negotiate a cease fire in Gaza/Israel. Hillary Clinton was apparently not to be messed with - good for her.

The Scorpio ezine is about all things Scorpionic and Capricornian that we need to take note of.

Also

• did astrologers get it wrong?
• Savile and the rest
• how to make use of the next couple of years.

A balancing act

Honouring everyone's unique talents and using them for the main goal is a balancing act.

Read juxtaposition's Libra e-zine for more


Photo BBC site - Man on Wire.

• Staying yourself
• We can help you strut your stuff!

Losing the plot

Are we losing the plot - in more ways than one?

Photo from www.ourfutureearth.org

This month's Virgo Ezine covers:

• What to do now in the midst of world turmoil
• Scary news on food
• What is really happening to crops
• Links to interesting sites including a film on Monsanto
• One of Rupert Sheldrake's science 'dogmas' - his view: heredity is not genetics.

Legal performance enhancers

It's interesting to see the difference between the Olympics and the Paralympics now the latter have started. There is hardly any coverage on BBC - not even the opening ceremony.

My last E-zine can maybe explain part of it. 

My engagement - what about yours?

Cancer Ezine is up

• Egypt as symbol for what to do now
• Engagement
• Company survival - and this works for families and countries
  
  
  Parents leaders and politicians take note!

"An engaged woman is always more agreeable than a disengaged. She is satisfied with herself. Her cares are over, and she feels that she may exert all her powers of pleasing without suspicion. All is safe with a lady engaged; no harm can be done."

Jane Austen, novelist 1775-1817.