49 by Gem Ficina I meant to ask more on this... You have to be careful with this one, as I discovered to my cost a while ago, because the default for Newcastle (in SF at least) is Newcastle under Lyme. So you have to enter Newcastle upon Tyne to get the correct coordinates I was amazed by the difference in the angles between simple Newcastle and Newcastle upon Tyne. Are there any other such pitfalls? I've been simply entering Liverpool for both Everton and Liverpool FC and Birmingham for AVilla and Birmingham City for example. Quote Tue Feb 05, 2008 10:49 am
50 by Ficina I was thinking about getting Freeview. Didn't know the African matches were available there. I've only had Freeview for a couple of months or so but it's great for football. The African matches are shown on BBCi (red button) and BBC3. There's also Sky Sports News on all the time which is brilliant. On Saturday afternoons I am glued to the Score programme on BBCi because they tell you all the goals as they happen so I can follow my 3pm predictions. It also shows all the teams coming out at the beginning of the games so you can check out what colours they're wearing. This programme continues on BBC1 - Final Score - which you might have seen. So yes, I recommend Freeview I was amazed by the difference in the angles between simple Newcastle and Newcastle upon Tyne. It's a huge difference because Newcastle under Lyme is in Staffs which is miles away from Newcastle upon Tyne. I've been simply entering Liverpool for both Everton and Liverpool FC and Birmingham for AVilla and Birmingham City for example. Yes, so have I and those are fine. Sometimes I go to great lengths to find out exactly where the grounds are, using this site http://www.stadiumguide.com/index.htm and then checking them out on a map site such as Multimaps to get the coordinates. It can sometimes make quite a difference, e.g. planets on different sides of an angle and the antisicion PoF degree. Quote Tue Feb 05, 2008 12:05 pm
52 by Andrew Bevan I'll be working though my February submissions that did't work out as expected and made editions, adding comments in red. I actually found some mistakes or that there were observations worth noting. I think this might help in figuring things out. http://www.astronor.com Quote Tue Feb 05, 2008 6:28 pm
53 by Andrew Bevan Well, there was a little slip up with Aberdeen-Dundee U 1-4. I should have gone with Uranus sitting on the 7th. (Interesting!!) On the other hand, I had got Wales U21, Bristol R. and Stockport, so today was another positive for the books. http://www.astronor.com Quote Tue Feb 05, 2008 9:58 pm
54 by Ficina The picture on the sports websites show Dundee celebrating in tangerine colours, so at least I got that right They were Jupiter, so the retro combust Mercury team lost! Well done on your other bets, Andrew Quote Tue Feb 05, 2008 10:08 pm
55 by Andrew Bevan An evening for the favourites? Mercury will be cazimi. We will have one time-window with Saturn in the 1st in mr with cazimi Mercury. When Gemini culiminates then L10 is Mercury. I'm certainly going for Brazil against Ireland - which has a Virgo asc. if I'm not completely mistaken. Odds: 4.50 3.30 1.80 I have gone for the favourite Breda willing away against Sparta, seeing MC in GE, Asc in Virgo and the game being played on the day and hour of Mercury.. all in the heart of the Sun. Odds: 2.90 3.30 2.20 Last edited by Andrew Bevan on Thu Feb 07, 2008 12:43 pm, edited 2 times in total. http://www.astronor.com Quote Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:21 am
56 by Ficina England should be fine against Switzerland. I was relieved to see that Mercury is cazimi; also Moon sextile ant PoF, then conj Mercury. I'll go for 3-0 Looking forward to watching the game on TV and seeing the "Capello effect"! Quote Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:40 am
58 by Andrew Bevan JACKPOT! 6 out of 6 games right in 3 multiple bets and ?350,- in pocket on small stakes. 9 out 11 right in the last games played! Probably a combination of astrology and a good pick. Norway lost 3-0 to Wales!! Glad I never touched it!! http://www.astronor.com Quote Wed Feb 06, 2008 9:56 pm
59 by Ficina Great result there, Andrew, well done Good result for England too Sorry you weren't able to watch the match, Gem. It wasn't a brilliant game but I thought England played well after a slightly nervy start. I think I may have been a little biased in my allocation of the three goals Result was 2-1. BTW Aberdeen were wearing white last night. I seem to be getting the hang of this colour method - at last! Quote Wed Feb 06, 2008 11:19 pm
60 by Andrew Bevan Way to go with colours, Ficinia! Continue to report how they get on! I'm sticking with a judgement according to 1) Favouritism 2) Home team/away team - for the time being, anyhow. This evening are the semi-s in the African Cup for Nations: Ghana - Cameroon, 17.00 GMT Accra Odds: 2.00 3.20 3.75 Asc 1LE46, MC 4TA17, Moon 25AQ05 VOC, POF 8LE33 Dy Jupiter, Hr Venus - Asc Leo, not radical. I decided to go with Cameroon advancing to the finals. The chart not being radical may move the result away from the favourite. The Moon casts its antiscia to 4SC55 opposite the MC. Antiscia POF 21TA27 receives a sinister square from Neptune at 21AQ36. Ivory Coast - Egypt, 20.30 GMT Kumasi Odds: 1.55 3.55 6.50 Asc 22VI58 MC 23GE47, Moon 27AQ03 VOC, POF/POS 1LI34 Dy Jupiter, Hr Jupiter - Asc Virgo, not radical. With this game I don't feel that the testimony of an underdog victory is present. The Ivory Coast have been such impressive goal-getters! I feel like moving the Ivory Coast to the descendant, as they seem better signified by Pisces and Jupiter in Capricorn (ivory coastline). I also felt the Egypt seemed better described by the Virgo asc., with Mercury retrograde and conjunct (combust) the Sun (pyramids, ancient places of worship). Having made this switch if was easier to give advantage to the des. team, since the almuten of the 7th, Mars, is on the MC. POF/POS casts its antiscia to the 7th - maybe that is a credit-factor. Anyhow, my money is with the Ivory Coast. ----------------------------------------- I tried 3 silly defaults in the night: El Salvador - Anguilla, Fluminense-RJ - America-RJ, Argentina - Guatemala. The games collected no more than a total odds of 1,42:1. But the defaults did win 12-0, 6-1 & 5-0. Banks have been known to grant loans for less. http://www.astronor.com Quote Thu Feb 07, 2008 8:35 am