According to my favorite internet astrologer, Jonathan Cainer--
http://www.cainer.com --one of the planets changed position (don't ask
me which right now because I don't know my name--real or nomme de
plume) th earlier this week is a pretty potent one fraught with a lot
of emotion.  I've seen some "perfectly rational people" go pretty
bonkers.

This, too shall pass.

So, there's a topic.  Any museums out there on he subject of astrology.
 I'm not a strong devotee and have a passing interest, but I'm curious
if the topic has been chronicled.  Cainer is so frequently "on the
money," it's scary, and I'm wondering if there's anything that's been
done on the topic and where.



--- "Robert T. Handy" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Looks like the collective pucker-factor is kinda
> high this week.
>
>
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> Robert Handy
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> From:   Ross Weeks[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent:   Wednesday, June 30, 1999 10:06 AM
> To:     [log in to unmask]
> Subject:        Re: list function
>
> well, the subscriber list WAS getting a bit long
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nicholas Neylon <[log in to unmask]>
> Newsgroups: bit.listserv.museum-l
> To: [log in to unmask]
> <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 7:58 AM
> Subject: Re: list function
>
>
> >Very good!!
> >
> >Chasing people away already.  There is more junk on
> this list every day,
> than on all my other lists in a week.
> >
> >Let's get back to real museum issues.  PLEASE!!!
> >
> >melissa kennedy wrote:
> >
> >> I recently joined this listing as a way to
> receive announcements for job
> >> postings at museums. I found this list on the AMA
> web page along with
> other
> >> links and web pages for employment opportunities
> at museums. When I
> received
> >> my first days worth of 50+ postings I was rather
> confused, surprised,
> and
> >> frustrated to receive such a large amount of
> email that was messages of
> >> bickering about the proper use of the list,
> forwards, and commentary on
> world
> >> problems. I am rather surprised by such a use for
> a list that has been
> >> endorsed by the AMA as a source for job postings,
> but more so I am
> rather
> >> offended by some of the statements in terms of
> recent college graduates
> and
> >> people trying to break into the museum scene.  I
> will have to agree with
> the
> >> message that noted "Had I received such a slap on
> the wrist for asking
> what I
> >> thought was a worthwhile question, I would
> probably have wondered if I
> had
> >> chosen the right career path to trod down!" This
> is just a kind reminder
> that
> >> there are people reading and not responding and
> fit the description of
> what
> >> you may be discussing. How the list is utilized
> creates what it is and
> today
> >> over half of the postings I received were
> arguments about the use of the
> >> list-no resumes and only a few job postings.
> >>
> >> I am sending this as a 'new-comer' and I guess a
> statement for my
> >> understanding of what the list was advertised to
> be. My impression was
> that
> >> this was a list to assist in finding job openings
> and yet I have more
> email
> >> about how this may not be not the place to find a
> job. May I suggest
> that
> the
> >> list be used for what it is advertised as-a
> source for job opportunities
> and
> >> museum information.
> >>
> >> Many apologies for contributing to more email not
> relating to a museum
> job or information.
> >>
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