Misc Replies for Oct 12, 2005 (Al Gore is not running for President in 2008)

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Dear lists,

 

Happy Vijaya Dasami to all of you!

 

Dear Manjunath,

 

> Dear Narasimha> > It is one of those risky predictions. But I commend you for

sticking > with this. We'll see how things shape out. I thought Tom DeLay had a

> good chance but missed to see the magnitude of his current troubles. > He has

no chance now, it appears. A lot depends on 2006 elections. > If Democrats

capture one of the Congressional houses, then it will > be real interesting.

HRC will run and I have gone on record saying > that she will seek the

democratic nomination in 2008 and will be > succesful. Time will tell.> >

Manjunath Sharma

 

I was actually thinking of the reverse of the 1992 ticket for 2008, viz

Gore-Clinton ticket instead of Clinton-Gore!

 

Yes, HR Clinton has some nice raja yogas being activated in 2008. I was thinking

of her as the Vice President. Though she seems to be the darling of the media

right now, I am expecting that her party will become nervous about her

prospects and she will have to settle for the VP slot. I believe that Gore may

come back into picture in the summer of 2007.

 

Yes, time will tell.

 

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> Narasimha,> > Is it possible to post the picture of the burnt log that took

shape > of a lion in your Chandi Homam. The picture of fire taking shape of >

a peacock and snake was fascinating, to say the least.> > DB

 

Dear DB,

 

Actually, we delayed and took a photo too late. I believe there may still be a

decent photo, though not as good/clear as what we saw with the naked eye. I'll

dig out and post it after a few days. Yes, the "peacock and snake in fire"

photo is quite fascinating.

 

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> Dear Narasimha,> > I have written to you privately about this with some more

relevant > details particularly with ref to the Sharma version of BPHS. Hope

you > will get it in due course.> > I do not wish to cause heartburn to

individuals on this forum hence > the private approach with your kind

indulgence. I know you are a busy > person.> > RR

Dear Ranjan,

 

I did receive your email. I have no idea why it should cause any heartburn to

any sane and balanced seeker of truth. It is ok to follow Sri KN Rao in the

antardasa calculation of Chara dasa, but it IS valid to question his basis when

there is a clear guideline given by Parasara and Sri Rao did something totally

different. It is not a question of respect or disrespect, but that of scholarly

examination of a research that contradicts classics. BPHS contains important

guidelines on chara dasa, not only relating to antardasa computation but also

relating to interpretation. Anyway, I will reply to your private mail

privately.

 

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> Dear Narasimha> > It is one of those risky predictions. But I commend you for

sticking > with this. We'll see how things shape out. I thought Tom DeLay had a

> good chance but missed to see the magnitude of his current troubles. > He has

no chance now, it appears. A lot depends on 2006 elections. > If Democrats

capture one of the Congressional houses, then it will > be real interesting.

HRC will run and I have gone on record saying > that she will seek the

democratic nomination in 2008 and will be > succesful. Time will tell.> >

Manjunath Sharma> > , "Narasimha P.V.R. Rao"

> <pvr@c...> wrote:> >> > Dear Manjunath and List(s),> > > > Thanks for the

info.> > > > Call me an idiot, but I still think there is a chance that Al Gore

> may change his mind and run for presidency in 2008 after all. I do >

understand that it seems almost impossible right now. However, his > annual TP

chart of 2008-09 suggests otherwise to me. I will still > stick to my guns and

predict that Al Gore will change his mind and > run for presidency in 2008 and

win. I consider the chance of Al Gore > getting a position of power at the end

of 2008 quite high. If he > does not run for presidency, he will atleast get

some other high > post.> > > > Just check his annual TP chart of 2008 to see

why I say this. Of > course, I may get my foot in my mouth at the end...> > > >

May Jupiter's light shine on us, > > Narasimha> >

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List> > > > > > Unfortunate that a qualified candidate is not running in 2008;

> but > > > astrologically he had minimal chance of entering public life >

again.> > > MS> > > > > > STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Former Vice President Al Gore

said > Wednesday > > > he had no intention of ever running for president again,

but he > said > > > the United States would be "a different country" if he had

won > the > > > 2000 election, launching into a scathing attack of the Bush > >

> administration.> > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

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