Guest guest Posted December 6, 2004 Report Share Posted December 6, 2004 Dear List Members, This is the rectified chart for: ITALY Mar 17, 1861 12:00 AM -00:31 LMT Turin, Italy Longitude: 7E40 Latitude: 45N03 Lahiri Ayanamsha: 21:55 Current Period: RA/JU/KE Planet Deg Sign Speed SA Nakshatra Lord ================================================ Asc 11:58 Sco Anuradha Sa Sun 04:28 Pis +00:59:40 WK U.Bhadra Sa Moon 03:27 Tau +11:59:20 WK Krittika Su Mars 26:31 Ari +00:40:15 FM Bharani Ve MercR 02:46 Pis -00:55:51 CM P.Bhadra Ju JuptR 26:12 Can -00:04:52 WK Aslesha Me Ven 20:06 Aqu +01:14:29 FM P.Bhadra Ju Sat R 12:39 Leo -00:04:16 WK Magha Ke Rahu 28:11 Sag -00:05:33 FM U.Shadya Su Ketu 28:11 Gem -00:05:33 FM Punarvasu Ju True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 20 beats Day: Sunday Sunrise: 6:12 AM Tithi: Shukla Panchami Yoga Pt: 11:15 Cn Yogi:Sa AviYogi:Mo Dup Yogi: Mo Dagha Rashis: Gem Vir Rashi Chart ******************************************************* ** 9 * * 7 ** *10* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * RA 28:11* * * * * * * * * * * * 8 AS 11:58 * 6 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** *11 VE 20:06 * 5 SAR12:39 * ** * * ** *12* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *MER02:46 * * * * * *SU 04:28 * 2 MO 03:27 * 4 JUR26:12* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA 26:31 * * KE 28:11 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 1 * * 3 ** ******************************************************* Navamsha ******************************************************* ** 8 * * 6 ** *9 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA * * * * * * * * * * *RA * 7 AS * 5 SU * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * MER ** *10 * 4 SAR * ** * * ** *11* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *MO * * * * * *JUR * 1 VE * 3 KE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 12 * * 2 ** ******************************************************* Some of the events used in the rectification: Chart Notes: Disaster Date Killed Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 75,000 Earthquake 13-Jan-1915 30,000 Extreme Temperature 16-Jul-2003 12,000 Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 4,689 Earthquake 8-Sep-1905 2,500 Earthquake 23-Jul-1930 1,883 Slides 9-Oct-1963 1,189 Earthquake 6-May-1976 922 Volcano 18-Apr-1906 700 Flood Oct-1954 322 Disaster Date Affected Flood 7-Oct-1970 1,301,650 Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 407,700 Earthquake 6-May-1976 218,222 Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 150,000 Flood 4-Nov-1966 100,100 Earthquake 15-Jan-1968 55,563 Flood 13-Oct-2000 43,000 Earthquake 26-Sep-1997 38,100 Earthquake 19-Sep-1983 21,030 Flood 5-Nov-1994 17,300 Disaster Date Killed Transport Accident 4-Mar-1944 521 Misc Accident 19-Jul-1985 329 Transport Accident 11-Apr-1991 140 Transport Accident 8-Oct-2001 118 Transport Accident 28-Mar-1997 80 Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 76 Transport Accident 10-Jun-2003 67 Misc Accident 1-Feb-1983 64 Misc Accident 11-Nov-1999 62 Transport Accident 8-Mar-2002 50 Disaster Date Affected Industrial Accident 10-Jul-1976 190,893 Industrial Accident 1978 10,000 Industrial Accident 17-Dec-1984 800 Industrial Accident 23-May-1997 700 Transport Accident 7-Dec-1990 270 Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 200 Transport Accident 13-Dec-1984 200 Transport Accident 14-Apr-1978 120 Transport Accident 9-Feb-1993 120 Transport Accident 16-Feb-1998 120 Air Accidents: 01-JUN-1946 Douglas DC-4 44-9078 USAF 30 15-FEB-1947 SM.95 I-ABQH Corrieri Aerei Militari 16 18-NOV-1947 Bristol 170 SE-BNG AB TT-Transportflyg 21 30-OCT-1948 Lockheed 18 G-AKPD private 4 06-DEC-1948 Douglas DC-3 I-ETNA ALI 7 31-DEC-1948 Douglas DC-3 ZS-BYX Pan African Air Charter 12 04-MAY-1949 Fiat G.212 I-ELCE ALI 31 23-JUN-1949 Lockheed L-749 PH-TER KLM 33 17-JAN-1951 SM.95 I-DALO Alitalia 14 17-FEB-1952 Vickers Viking G-AHPI Hunting Air Travel 31 21-AUG-1952 HP Hermes G-ALDF Airwork 7 26-JAN-1953 Douglas DC-3 I-LAIL LAI 19 10-JAN-1954 DH-106 Comet G-ALYP BOAC 35 14-JAN-1954 Douglas DC-6 PI-C294 Philippine Air Lines 16 13-FEB-1955 Douglas DC-6 OO-SDB Sabena 29 22-DEC-1956 Douglas DC-3 I-LINC LAI 21 19-FEB-1958 DH-114 Heron G-APJS Gulf Aviation 3 22-OCT-1958 Vickers Viscount G-ANHC BEA 31 03-NOV-1958 Douglas DC-3 YE-AAB Yemen Airlines 8 26-JUN-1959 Lockheed L-1649 N7313C TWA 68 14-OCT-1960 DH-114 Heron I-AOMU Itavia 11 08-MAR-1962 Douglas DC-6 I-DIMO SAM 5 20-MAR-1963 DH-106 Comet SA-R-7 Saudi Arabian Government 18 30-MAR-1963 Douglas DC-3 I-TAVI Itavia 11 28-MAR-1964 Vickers Viscount I-LAKE Alitalia 45 23-NOV-1964 Boeing 707 N769TW TWA 50 11-MAR-1967 DHC-6 Twin Otter I-CLAI Aeralpi 4 02-AUG-1968 DC-8 I-DIWF Alitalia 13 25-APR-1970 Fairchild C-119 MM52-6018 Italian AF 19 09-NOV-1971 Lockheed C-130 XV216 RAF 50 08-APR-1972 HS-748 XS609 RAF 4 16-APR-1972 Fokker F-27 I-ATIP ATI 18 05-MAY-1972 DC-8 I-DIWB Alitalia 115 30-OCT-1972 Fokker F-27 I-ATIR ATI 27 23-NOV-1973 Douglas DC-3 MM61832 Italian AF 4 17-DEC-1973 Boeing 707 N407PA Pan Am 32 01-JAN-1974 Fokker F-28 I-TIDE Itavia 38 03-MAR-1977 Lockheed C-130 MM61996 Italian AF 44 19-NOV-1977 Boeing 707 ET-ACD Ethiopian Airlines 5 22-FEB-1978 Learjet 35 I-MCSA Maniglia Construzioni 3 23-DEC-1978 DC-9-30 I-DIKQ Alitalia 108 14-SEP-1979 DC-9-30 I-ATJC ATI 31 12-JUL-1984 Lockheed C-141 64-0624 USAF 17 29-AUG-1985 G-222 MM62131 Italian AF 4 15-OCT-1987 ATR-42 I-ATRH ATI 37 17-OCT-1988 Boeing 707 5X-UBC Uganda Airlines 33 13-DEC-1995 Antonov 24 YR-AMR Romavia 49 08-OCT-2001 MD-80 SE-DMA SAS 110 1861 The Risorgimento movement resulted in Italian unification. The Carbonari was a secret society in early 19th century Italy who advocated liberal and patriotic ideas and opposed the conservative regimes imposed on Italy by the Allies who had defeated Napoleon in 1815. As with other secret societies of the age, the Carbonari had an initiation ceremony, complex symbols and a hierarchical organization though its exact origins are left to conjecture. They recruited primarily among nobility, small landowners and officeholders and may have been an offshoot of the Freemasons. Their influence is credited with preparing the way for the Risorgimento movement. 1861-1865 Turin was the capital of Italy. 1867 Nov 12, Mount Vesuvius erupted. 1868 Nov 28, Mt. Etna in Sicily erupted violently. 1870 Sep 20, Italian troops under Victor Emmanuel II took control of the Papal States from France, leading to the unification of Italy. Pope Pius IX surrendered. 1870 Oct 2, The papal states voted in favor of union with Italy. The capital was moved from Florence to Rome. 1872 Apr 24, Mt. Vesuvius erupted. 1878 Jan 9, Victor Emmanuel II (57), king of Sardinia (1849-61) and Italy (1861-78), died. 1882 Jun 2, Giuseppi Garibaldi (74), Italian rebel leader, died. 1883 Jul 28, Shocks, triggered by the volcano Epomeo (Isle of Ischia, Italy), destroyed 1,200 houses at Casamicciola killing 2,000. 1896 Mar 1, The Battle of Adowa (Adwa, Adua) began in Ethiopia between the 80,000 forces of Negus Menelik, Emperor Menelik II, and 18-20,000 Italian troops. The Italians suffered a crushing defeat. Menalik II and his wife Taitu led Ethiopia to independence from Italy. 1900 Jul 29, Italian King Humbert I was assassinated. 1908 Dec 28, 80,000 people died in the Messina earthquake in Sicily. Some 200,000 people were killed in southern Italy. The government hired a number of steamships, including the Florida, to ship survivors to America. 1911 Sep 25, Italy declared war on Turkey. 1911 Nov 1, Italian planes performed the first aerial bombing on Tanguira oasis in Libya. 1912 Feb 24, Italy bombed Beirut in the first act of war against the Ottoman Empire. 1912 Mar 14, An anarchist named Antonio Dalba unsuccessfully attempted to kill Italy's King Victor Emmanuel III in Rome. 1915 Jan 13, An earthquake in Avezzano, Italy, killed 29,800. 1915 May 23, Italy declared war on Austria-Hungary in World War I. 1915 Nov 7, Austrian submarine torpedoed Italian passenger ship and 272 were killed. 1916 Aug 27, Italy declared war on Germany. 1920 Nov 21, Mussolini's squad began terror and 11 died in Bologna, Italy. 1930 Jul 23, Earthquake struck Ariano, Italy, and some 1,500 were killed. 1941 Mar 29, The British sank five Italian warships off the Peloponnesus coast in the Mediterranean. 1944 Mar 2, A train disaster killed 521 people in Salerno, Italy. 1944 Mar 20, Mount Vesuvius, Italy, exploded. 1944 Sep 28-Oct 5, Nazi murders took place in Marzabotto, Italy, under SS-major Reder. Retreating Nazi troops killed some 1,000 women, children and elderly while allegedly pursuing resistance fighters. 1945 Apr 28, Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and his mistress, Clara Petacci, were executed by Italian partisans as they attempted to flee the country. 1960 Aug 25, The 17th summer Olympics opened in Rome. 1961 Nov 11, Congolese soldiers murdered 13 Italian UN pilots. 1963 Oct 9, A dam in Piave valley of Italy, broke and about 2,000 died. 1966 Nov 4, A devastating flood swamped Venice, damaged monuments and covered the city in mud. 1971 Apr 5, Mount Etna erupted in Sicily, Italy. 1980 Aug 2, In Bologna, Italy, a Fascist bomb attack killed 85 people at the train station. 1981 May 13, John Paul II was shot and seriously wounded in St. Peter's Square 1998 Feb 12, Over 250 cars crashed on the foggy highway A-13 between Padua and Bologna. Four people were killed and dozens were injured. 1998 Jul 1, Mt. Etna erupted for 30 minutes. 1998 Jul 11, It was reported that fires in southern Italy and Sicily burned 2,500 acres of forest and grassland. 2002 Oct 31, A strong earthquake rocked central and southern Italy, trapping about 50 children in a school in San Giuliano di Puglia after the building's roof collapsed. The death reached at least 28. 2003 Jul 15, Four US crew members were killed in a fiery crash of a Navy helicopter in Italy. 2003 Nov 12, In Iraq a suicide truck bomber attacked the headquarters of Italy's paramilitary police in Nasiriyah, killing 31 people, including 18 Italians. Best wishes, satva Jorge Angelino Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica Perpétua Azeitonense, 29 2925-598 Azeitão Portugal jorge.angelino tel: mobile: 210813674 963916784 Add me to your address book... Want a signature like this? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2004 Report Share Posted December 6, 2004 Hello Jorge, I don't understand the LMT here, JT gives me zero time zone. and 4 degree ascendant. Aloha, Sally Jorge Angelino wrote: Dear List Members, This is the rectified chart for: ITALY Mar 17, 1861 12:00 AM -00:31 LMT Turin, Italy Longitude: 7E40 Latitude: 45N03 Lahiri Ayanamsha: 21:55 Current Period: RA/JU/KE Planet Deg Sign Speed SA Nakshatra Lord ================================================ Asc 11:58 Sco Anuradha Sa Sun 04:28 Pis +00:59:40 WK U.Bhadra Sa Moon 03:27 Tau +11:59:20 WK Krittika Su Mars 26:31 Ari +00:40:15 FM Bharani Ve MercR 02:46 Pis -00:55:51 CM P.Bhadra Ju JuptR 26:12 Can -00:04:52 WK Aslesha Me Ven 20:06 Aqu +01:14:29 FM P.Bhadra Ju Sat R 12:39 Leo -00:04:16 WK Magha Ke Rahu 28:11 Sag -00:05:33 FM U.Shadya Su Ketu 28:11 Gem -00:05:33 FM Punarvasu Ju True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 20 beats Day: Sunday Sunrise: 6:12 AM Tithi: Shukla Panchami Yoga Pt: 11:15 Cn Yogi:Sa AviYogi:Mo Dup Yogi: Mo Dagha Rashis: Gem Vir Rashi Chart ******************************************************* ** 9 * * 7 ** *10* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * RA 28:11* * * * * * * * * * * * 8 AS 11:58 * 6 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** *11 VE 20:06 * 5 SAR12:39 * ** * * ** *12* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *MER02:46 * * * * * *SU 04:28 * 2 MO 03:27 * 4 JUR26:12* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA 26:31 * * KE 28:11 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 1 * * 3 ** ******************************************************* Navamsha ******************************************************* ** 8 * * 6 ** *9 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA * * * * * * * * * * *RA * 7 AS * 5 SU * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * MER ** *10 * 4 SAR * ** * * ** *11* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *MO * * * * * *JUR * 1 VE * 3 KE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 12 * * 2 ** ******************************************************* Some of the events used in the rectification: Chart Notes: Disaster Date Killed Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 75,000 Earthquake 13-Jan-1915 30,000 Extreme Temperature 16-Jul-2003 12,000 Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 4,689 Earthquake 8-Sep-1905 2,500 Earthquake 23-Jul-1930 1,883 Slides 9-Oct-1963 1,189 Earthquake 6-May-1976 922 Volcano 18-Apr-1906 700 Flood Oct-1954 322 Disaster Date Affected Flood 7-Oct-1970 1,301,650 Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 407,700 Earthquake 6-May-1976 218,222 Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 150,000 Flood 4-Nov-1966 100,100 Earthquake 15-Jan-1968 55,563 Flood 13-Oct-2000 43,000 Earthquake 26-Sep-1997 38,100 Earthquake 19-Sep-1983 21,030 Flood 5-Nov-1994 17,300 Disaster Date Killed Transport Accident 4-Mar-1944 521 Misc Accident 19-Jul-1985 329 Transport Accident 11-Apr-1991 140 Transport Accident 8-Oct-2001 118 Transport Accident 28-Mar-1997 80 Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 76 Transport Accident 10-Jun-2003 67 Misc Accident 1-Feb-1983 64 Misc Accident 11-Nov-1999 62 Transport Accident 8-Mar-2002 50 Disaster Date Affected Industrial Accident 10-Jul-1976 190,893 Industrial Accident 1978 10,000 Industrial Accident 17-Dec-1984 800 Industrial Accident 23-May-1997 700 Transport Accident 7-Dec-1990 270 Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 200 Transport Accident 13-Dec-1984 200 Transport Accident 14-Apr-1978 120 Transport Accident 9-Feb-1993 120 Transport Accident 16-Feb-1998 120 Air Accidents: 01-JUN-1946 Douglas DC-4 44-9078 USAF 30 15-FEB-1947 SM.95 I-ABQH Corrieri Aerei Militari 16 18-NOV-1947 Bristol 170 SE-BNG AB TT-Transportflyg 21 30-OCT-1948 Lockheed 18 G-AKPD private 4 06-DEC-1948 Douglas DC-3 I-ETNA ALI 7 31-DEC-1948 Douglas DC-3 ZS-BYX Pan African Air Charter 12 04-MAY-1949 Fiat G.212 I-ELCE ALI 31 23-JUN-1949 Lockheed L-749 PH-TER KLM 33 17-JAN-1951 SM.95 I-DALO Alitalia 14 17-FEB-1952 Vickers Viking G-AHPI Hunting Air Travel 31 21-AUG-1952 HP Hermes G-ALDF Airwork 7 26-JAN-1953 Douglas DC-3 I-LAIL LAI 19 10-JAN-1954 DH-106 Comet G-ALYP BOAC 35 14-JAN-1954 Douglas DC-6 PI-C294 Philippine Air Lines 16 13-FEB-1955 Douglas DC-6 OO-SDB Sabena 29 22-DEC-1956 Douglas DC-3 I-LINC LAI 21 19-FEB-1958 DH-114 Heron G-APJS Gulf Aviation 3 22-OCT-1958 Vickers Viscount G-ANHC BEA 31 03-NOV-1958 Douglas DC-3 YE-AAB Yemen Airlines 8 26-JUN-1959 Lockheed L-1649 N7313C TWA 68 14-OCT-1960 DH-114 Heron I-AOMU Itavia 11 08-MAR-1962 Douglas DC-6 I-DIMO SAM 5 20-MAR-1963 DH-106 Comet SA-R-7 Saudi Arabian Government 18 30-MAR-1963 Douglas DC-3 I-TAVI Itavia 11 28-MAR-1964 Vickers Viscount I-LAKE Alitalia 45 23-NOV-1964 Boeing 707 N769TW TWA 50 11-MAR-1967 DHC-6 Twin Otter I-CLAI Aeralpi 4 02-AUG-1968 DC-8 I-DIWF Alitalia 13 25-APR-1970 Fairchild C-119 MM52-6018 Italian AF 19 09-NOV-1971 Lockheed C-130 XV216 RAF 50 08-APR-1972 HS-748 XS609 RAF 4 16-APR-1972 Fokker F-27 I-ATIP ATI 18 05-MAY-1972 DC-8 I-DIWB Alitalia 115 30-OCT-1972 Fokker F-27 I-ATIR ATI 27 23-NOV-1973 Douglas DC-3 MM61832 Italian AF 4 17-DEC-1973 Boeing 707 N407PA Pan Am 32 01-JAN-1974 Fokker F-28 I-TIDE Itavia 38 03-MAR-1977 Lockheed C-130 MM61996 Italian AF 44 19-NOV-1977 Boeing 707 ET-ACD Ethiopian Airlines 5 22-FEB-1978 Learjet 35 I-MCSA Maniglia Construzioni 3 23-DEC-1978 DC-9-30 I-DIKQ Alitalia 108 14-SEP-1979 DC-9-30 I-ATJC ATI 31 12-JUL-1984 Lockheed C-141 64-0624 USAF 17 29-AUG-1985 G-222 MM62131 Italian AF 4 15-OCT-1987 ATR-42 I-ATRH ATI 37 17-OCT-1988 Boeing 707 5X-UBC Uganda Airlines 33 13-DEC-1995 Antonov 24 YR-AMR Romavia 49 08-OCT-2001 MD-80 SE-DMA SAS 110 1861 The Risorgimento movement resulted in Italian unification. The Carbonari was a secret society in early 19th century Italy who advocated liberal and patriotic ideas and opposed the conservative regimes imposed on Italy by the Allies who had defeated Napoleon in 1815. As with other secret societies of the age, the Carbonari had an initiation ceremony, complex symbols and a hierarchical organization though its exact origins are left to conjecture. They recruited primarily among nobility, small landowners and officeholders and may have been an offshoot of the Freemasons. Their influence is credited with preparing the way for the Risorgimento movement. 1861-1865 Turin was the capital of Italy. 1867 Nov 12, Mount Vesuvius erupted. 1868 Nov 28, Mt. Etna in Sicily erupted violently. 1870 Sep 20, Italian troops under Victor Emmanuel II took control of the Papal States from France, leading to the unification of Italy. Pope Pius IX surrendered. 1870 Oct 2, The papal states voted in favor of union with Italy. The capital was moved from Florence to Rome. 1872 Apr 24, Mt. Vesuvius erupted. 1878 Jan 9, Victor Emmanuel II (57), king of Sardinia (1849-61) and Italy (1861-78), died. 1882 Jun 2, Giuseppi Garibaldi (74), Italian rebel leader, died. 1883 Jul 28, Shocks, triggered by the volcano Epomeo (Isle of Ischia, Italy), destroyed 1,200 houses at Casamicciola killing 2,000. 1896 Mar 1, The Battle of Adowa (Adwa, Adua) began in Ethiopia between the 80,000 forces of Negus Menelik, Emperor Menelik II, and 18-20,000 Italian troops. The Italians suffered a crushing defeat. Menalik II and his wife Taitu led Ethiopia to independence from Italy. 1900 Jul 29, Italian King Humbert I was assassinated. 1908 Dec 28, 80,000 people died in the Messina earthquake in Sicily. Some 200,000 people were killed in southern Italy. The government hired a number of steamships, including the Florida, to ship survivors to America. 1911 Sep 25, Italy declared war on Turkey. 1911 Nov 1, Italian planes performed the first aerial bombing on Tanguira oasis in Libya. 1912 Feb 24, Italy bombed Beirut in the first act of war against the Ottoman Empire. 1912 Mar 14, An anarchist named Antonio Dalba unsuccessfully attempted to kill Italy's King Victor Emmanuel III in Rome. 1915 Jan 13, An earthquake in Avezzano, Italy, killed 29,800. 1915 May 23, Italy declared war on Austria-Hungary in World War I. 1915 Nov 7, Austrian submarine torpedoed Italian passenger ship and 272 were killed. 1916 Aug 27, Italy declared war on Germany. 1920 Nov 21, Mussolini's squad began terror and 11 died in Bologna, Italy. 1930 Jul 23, Earthquake struck Ariano, Italy, and some 1,500 were killed. 1941 Mar 29, The British sank five Italian warships off the Peloponnesus coast in the Mediterranean. 1944 Mar 2, A train disaster killed 521 people in Salerno, Italy. 1944 Mar 20, Mount Vesuvius, Italy, exploded. 1944 Sep 28-Oct 5, Nazi murders took place in Marzabotto, Italy, under SS-major Reder. Retreating Nazi troops killed some 1,000 women, children and elderly while allegedly pursuing resistance fighters. 1945 Apr 28, Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and his mistress, Clara Petacci, were executed by Italian partisans as they attempted to flee the country. 1960 Aug 25, The 17th summer Olympics opened in Rome. 1961 Nov 11, Congolese soldiers murdered 13 Italian UN pilots. 1963 Oct 9, A dam in Piave valley of Italy, broke and about 2,000 died. 1966 Nov 4, A devastating flood swamped Venice, damaged monuments and covered the city in mud. 1971 Apr 5, Mount Etna erupted in Sicily, Italy. 1980 Aug 2, In Bologna, Italy, a Fascist bomb attack killed 85 people at the train station. 1981 May 13, John Paul II was shot and seriously wounded in St. Peter's Square 1998 Feb 12, Over 250 cars crashed on the foggy highway A-13 between Padua and Bologna. Four people were killed and dozens were injured. 1998 Jul 1, Mt. Etna erupted for 30 minutes. 1998 Jul 11, It was reported that fires in southern Italy and Sicily burned 2,500 acres of forest and grassland. 2002 Oct 31, A strong earthquake rocked central and southern Italy, trapping about 50 children in a school in San Giuliano di Puglia after the building's roof collapsed. The death reached at least 28. 2003 Jul 15, Four US crew members were killed in a fiery crash of a Navy helicopter in Italy. 2003 Nov 12, In Iraq a suicide truck bomber attacked the headquarters of Italy's paramilitary police in Nasiriyah, killing 31 people, including 18 Italians. Best wishes, satva Jorge Angelino Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica Perpétua Azeitonense, 29 2925-598 Azeitão Portugal jorge.angelino tel: mobile: 210813674 963916784 Add me to your address book... Want a signature like this? -- signature Sally Spencer Enlightened Living Services www.Devi3.byregion.net Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2005 Report Share Posted January 2, 2005 Hello dear Sally, If you want to calculate the chart in JTW, when opting for zone you go to the bottom, choose LMT 0, and then write the -00:31. Using JJ, just insert 0 31 in the space of zone. Do not forget to change the longitude to East. Best wishes, Jorge -----Original Message----- Sally Spencer [sally234] segunda-feira, 6 de Dezembro de 2004 22:57 SAMVA Re: ITALY rectified chart Hello Jorge, I don't understand the LMT here, JT gives me zero time zone. and 4 degree ascendant. Aloha, Sally Jorge Angelino wrote: Dear List Members, This is the rectified chart for: ITALY Mar 17, 1861 12:00 AM -00:31 LMT Turin, Italy Longitude: 7E40 Latitude: 45N03 Lahiri Ayanamsha: 21:55 Current Period: RA/JU/KE Planet Deg Sign Speed SA Nakshatra Lord ================================================ Asc 11:58 Sco Anuradha Sa Sun 04:28 Pis +00:59:40 WK U.Bhadra Sa Moon 03:27 Tau +11:59:20 WK Krittika Su Mars 26:31 Ari +00:40:15 FM Bharani Ve MercR 02:46 Pis -00:55:51 CM P.Bhadra Ju JuptR 26:12 Can -00:04:52 WK Aslesha Me Ven 20:06 Aqu +01:14:29 FM P.Bhadra Ju Sat R 12:39 Leo -00:04:16 WK Magha Ke Rahu 28:11 Sag -00:05:33 FM U.Shadya Su Ketu 28:11 Gem -00:05:33 FM Punarvasu Ju True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 20 beats Day: Sunday Sunrise: 6:12 AM Tithi: Shukla Panchami Yoga Pt: 11:15 Cn Yogi:Sa AviYogi:Mo Dup Yogi: Mo Dagha Rashis: Gem Vir Rashi Chart ******************************************************* ** 9 * * 7 ** *10* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * RA 28:11* * * * * * * * * * * * 8 AS 11:58 * 6 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** *11 VE 20:06 * 5 SAR12:39 * ** * * ** *12* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *MER02:46 * * * * * *SU 04:28 * 2 MO 03:27 * 4 JUR26:12* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA 26:31 * * KE 28:11 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 1 * * 3 ** ******************************************************* Navamsha ******************************************************* ** 8 * * 6 ** *9 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA * * * * * * * * * * *RA * 7 AS * 5 SU * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * MER ** *10 * 4 SAR * ** * * ** *11* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *MO * * * * * *JUR * 1 VE * 3 KE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 12 * * 2 ** ******************************************************* Some of the events used in the rectification: Chart Notes: Disaster Date Killed Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 75,000 Earthquake 13-Jan-1915 30,000 Extreme Temperature 16-Jul-2003 12,000 Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 4,689 Earthquake 8-Sep-1905 2,500 Earthquake 23-Jul-1930 1,883 Slides 9-Oct-1963 1,189 Earthquake 6-May-1976 922 Volcano 18-Apr-1906 700 Flood Oct-1954 322 Disaster Date Affected Flood 7-Oct-1970 1,301,650 Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 407,700 Earthquake 6-May-1976 218,222 Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 150,000 Flood 4-Nov-1966 100,100 Earthquake 15-Jan-1968 55,563 Flood 13-Oct-2000 43,000 Earthquake 26-Sep-1997 38,100 Earthquake 19-Sep-1983 21,030 Flood 5-Nov-1994 17,300 Disaster Date Killed Transport Accident 4-Mar-1944 521 Misc Accident 19-Jul-1985 329 Transport Accident 11-Apr-1991 140 Transport Accident 8-Oct-2001 118 Transport Accident 28-Mar-1997 80 Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 76 Transport Accident 10-Jun-2003 67 Misc Accident 1-Feb-1983 64 Misc Accident 11-Nov-1999 62 Transport Accident 8-Mar-2002 50 Disaster Date Affected Industrial Accident 10-Jul-1976 190,893 Industrial Accident 1978 10,000 Industrial Accident 17-Dec-1984 800 Industrial Accident 23-May-1997 700 Transport Accident 7-Dec-1990 270 Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 200 Transport Accident 13-Dec-1984 200 Transport Accident 14-Apr-1978 120 Transport Accident 9-Feb-1993 120 Transport Accident 16-Feb-1998 120 Air Accidents: 01-JUN-1946 Douglas DC-4 44-9078 USAF 30 15-FEB-1947 SM.95 I-ABQH Corrieri Aerei Militari 16 18-NOV-1947 Bristol 170 SE-BNG AB TT-Transportflyg 21 30-OCT-1948 Lockheed 18 G-AKPD private 4 06-DEC-1948 Douglas DC-3 I-ETNA ALI 7 31-DEC-1948 Douglas DC-3 ZS-BYX Pan African Air Charter 12 04-MAY-1949 Fiat G.212 I-ELCE ALI 31 23-JUN-1949 Lockheed L-749 PH-TER KLM 33 17-JAN-1951 SM.95 I-DALO Alitalia 14 17-FEB-1952 Vickers Viking G-AHPI Hunting Air Travel 31 21-AUG-1952 HP Hermes G-ALDF Airwork 7 26-JAN-1953 Douglas DC-3 I-LAIL LAI 19 10-JAN-1954 DH-106 Comet G-ALYP BOAC 35 14-JAN-1954 Douglas DC-6 PI-C294 Philippine Air Lines 16 13-FEB-1955 Douglas DC-6 OO-SDB Sabena 29 22-DEC-1956 Douglas DC-3 I-LINC LAI 21 19-FEB-1958 DH-114 Heron G-APJS Gulf Aviation 3 22-OCT-1958 Vickers Viscount G-ANHC BEA 31 03-NOV-1958 Douglas DC-3 YE-AAB Yemen Airlines 8 26-JUN-1959 Lockheed L-1649 N7313C TWA 68 14-OCT-1960 DH-114 Heron I-AOMU Itavia 11 08-MAR-1962 Douglas DC-6 I-DIMO SAM 5 20-MAR-1963 DH-106 Comet SA-R-7 Saudi Arabian Government 18 30-MAR-1963 Douglas DC-3 I-TAVI Itavia 11 28-MAR-1964 Vickers Viscount I-LAKE Alitalia 45 23-NOV-1964 Boeing 707 N769TW TWA 50 11-MAR-1967 DHC-6 Twin Otter I-CLAI Aeralpi 4 02-AUG-1968 DC-8 I-DIWF Alitalia 13 25-APR-1970 Fairchild C-119 MM52-6018 Italian AF 19 09-NOV-1971 Lockheed C-130 XV216 RAF 50 08-APR-1972 HS-748 XS609 RAF 4 16-APR-1972 Fokker F-27 I-ATIP ATI 18 05-MAY-1972 DC-8 I-DIWB Alitalia 115 30-OCT-1972 Fokker F-27 I-ATIR ATI 27 23-NOV-1973 Douglas DC-3 MM61832 Italian AF 4 17-DEC-1973 Boeing 707 N407PA Pan Am 32 01-JAN-1974 Fokker F-28 I-TIDE Itavia 38 03-MAR-1977 Lockheed C-130 MM61996 Italian AF 44 19-NOV-1977 Boeing 707 ET-ACD Ethiopian Airlines 5 22-FEB-1978 Learjet 35 I-MCSA Maniglia Construzioni 3 23-DEC-1978 DC-9-30 I-DIKQ Alitalia 108 14-SEP-1979 DC-9-30 I-ATJC ATI 31 12-JUL-1984 Lockheed C-141 64-0624 USAF 17 29-AUG-1985 G-222 MM62131 Italian AF 4 15-OCT-1987 ATR-42 I-ATRH ATI 37 17-OCT-1988 Boeing 707 5X-UBC Uganda Airlines 33 13-DEC-1995 Antonov 24 YR-AMR Romavia 49 08-OCT-2001 MD-80 SE-DMA SAS 110 1861 The Risorgimento movement resulted in Italian unification. The Carbonari was a secret society in early 19th century Italy who advocated liberal and patriotic ideas and opposed the conservative regimes imposed on Italy by the Allies who had defeated Napoleon in 1815. As with other secret societies of the age, the Carbonari had an initiation ceremony, complex symbols and a hierarchical organization though its exact origins are left to conjecture. They recruited primarily among nobility, small landowners and officeholders and may have been an offshoot of the Freemasons. Their influence is credited with preparing the way for the Risorgimento movement. 1861-1865 Turin was the capital of Italy. 1867 Nov 12, Mount Vesuvius erupted. 1868 Nov 28, Mt. Etna in Sicily erupted violently. 1870 Sep 20, Italian troops under Victor Emmanuel II took control of the Papal States from France, leading to the unification of Italy. Pope Pius IX surrendered. 1870 Oct 2, The papal states voted in favor of union with Italy. The capital was moved from Florence to Rome. 1872 Apr 24, Mt. Vesuvius erupted. 1878 Jan 9, Victor Emmanuel II (57), king of Sardinia (1849-61) and Italy (1861-78), died. 1882 Jun 2, Giuseppi Garibaldi (74), Italian rebel leader, died. 1883 Jul 28, Shocks, triggered by the volcano Epomeo (Isle of Ischia, Italy), destroyed 1,200 houses at Casamicciola killing 2,000. 1896 Mar 1, The Battle of Adowa (Adwa, Adua) began in Ethiopia between the 80,000 forces of Negus Menelik, Emperor Menelik II, and 18-20,000 Italian troops. The Italians suffered a crushing defeat. Menalik II and his wife Taitu led Ethiopia to independence from Italy. 1900 Jul 29, Italian King Humbert I was assassinated. 1908 Dec 28, 80,000 people died in the Messina earthquake in Sicily. Some 200,000 people were killed in southern Italy. The government hired a number of steamships, including the Florida, to ship survivors to America. 1911 Sep 25, Italy declared war on Turkey. 1911 Nov 1, Italian planes performed the first aerial bombing on Tanguira oasis in Libya. 1912 Feb 24, Italy bombed Beirut in the first act of war against the Ottoman Empire. 1912 Mar 14, An anarchist named Antonio Dalba unsuccessfully attempted to kill Italy's King Victor Emmanuel III in Rome. 1915 Jan 13, An earthquake in Avezzano, Italy, killed 29,800. 1915 May 23, Italy declared war on Austria-Hungary in World War I. 1915 Nov 7, Austrian submarine torpedoed Italian passenger ship and 272 were killed. 1916 Aug 27, Italy declared war on Germany. 1920 Nov 21, Mussolini's squad began terror and 11 died in Bologna, Italy. 1930 Jul 23, Earthquake struck Ariano, Italy, and some 1,500 were killed. 1941 Mar 29, The British sank five Italian warships off the Peloponnesus coast in the Mediterranean. 1944 Mar 2, A train disaster killed 521 people in Salerno, Italy. 1944 Mar 20, Mount Vesuvius, Italy, exploded. 1944 Sep 28-Oct 5, Nazi murders took place in Marzabotto, Italy, under SS-major Reder. Retreating Nazi troops killed some 1,000 women, children and elderly while allegedly pursuing resistance fighters. 1945 Apr 28, Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and his mistress, Clara Petacci, were executed by Italian partisans as they attempted to flee the country. 1960 Aug 25, The 17th summer Olympics opened in Rome. 1961 Nov 11, Congolese soldiers murdered 13 Italian UN pilots. 1963 Oct 9, A dam in Piave valley of Italy, broke and about 2,000 died. 1966 Nov 4, A devastating flood swamped Venice, damaged monuments and covered the city in mud. 1971 Apr 5, Mount Etna erupted in Sicily, Italy. 1980 Aug 2, In Bologna, Italy, a Fascist bomb attack killed 85 people at the train station. 1981 May 13, John Paul II was shot and seriously wounded in St. Peter's Square 1998 Feb 12, Over 250 cars crashed on the foggy highway A-13 between Padua and Bologna. Four people were killed and dozens were injured. 1998 Jul 1, Mt. Etna erupted for 30 minutes. 1998 Jul 11, It was reported that fires in southern Italy and Sicily burned 2,500 acres of forest and grassland. 2002 Oct 31, A strong earthquake rocked central and southern Italy, trapping about 50 children in a school in San Giuliano di Puglia after the building's roof collapsed. The death reached at least 28. 2003 Jul 15, Four US crew members were killed in a fiery crash of a Navy helicopter in Italy. 2003 Nov 12, In Iraq a suicide truck bomber attacked the headquarters of Italy's paramilitary police in Nasiriyah, killing 31 people, including 18 Italians. Best wishes, satva Jorge Angelino Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica Perpétua Azeitonense, 29 2925-598 Azeitão Portugal jorge.angelino tel: mobile: 210813674 963916784 Add me to your address book... Want a signature like this? -- Sally Spencer Enlightened Living Services www.Devi3.byregion.net Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2005 Report Share Posted January 2, 2005 Thank you Jorge. Sally Jorge Angelino wrote: > Hello dear Sally, > > > > If you want to calculate the chart in JTW, when opting for zone you go > to the bottom, choose LMT 0, and then write the -00:31. > > > > Using JJ, just insert 0 31 in the space of zone. Do not forget to change > the longitude to East. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > Jorge > > > > > Sally Spencer [sally234] > segunda-feira, 6 de Dezembro de 2004 22:57 > SAMVA > Re: ITALY rectified chart > > > > Hello Jorge, > > I don't understand the LMT here, JT gives me zero time zone. and 4 > degree ascendant. > > Aloha, Sally > > Jorge Angelino wrote: > > Dear List Members, > > > > This is the rectified chart for: > > > > ITALY > > Mar 17, 1861 12:00 AM -00:31 LMT > > Turin, Italy Longitude: 7E40 Latitude: 45N03 > > Lahiri Ayanamsha: 21:55 Current Period: RA/JU/KE > > > > Planet Deg Sign Speed SA Nakshatra Lord > > ================================================ > > Asc 11:58 Sco Anuradha Sa > > Sun 04:28 Pis +00:59:40 WK U.Bhadra Sa > > Moon 03:27 Tau +11:59:20 WK Krittika Su > > Mars 26:31 Ari +00:40:15 FM Bharani Ve > > MercR 02:46 Pis -00:55:51 CM P.Bhadra Ju > > JuptR 26:12 Can -00:04:52 WK Aslesha Me > > Ven 20:06 Aqu +01:14:29 FM P.Bhadra Ju > > Sat R 12:39 Leo -00:04:16 WK Magha Ke > > Rahu 28:11 Sag -00:05:33 FM U.Shadya Su > > Ketu 28:11 Gem -00:05:33 FM Punarvasu Ju > > > > True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 20 beats > > Day: Sunday Sunrise: 6:12 AM > > Tithi: Shukla Panchami > > Yoga Pt: 11:15 Cn Yogi:Sa AviYogi:Mo Dup Yogi: Mo > > Dagha Rashis: Gem Vir > > > > Rashi Chart > > ******************************************************* > > ** 9 * * 7 ** > > *10* * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * RA 28:11* * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * 8 AS 11:58 * 6 * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** * * ** > > *11 VE 20:06 * 5 SAR12:39 * > > ** * * ** > > *12* * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > *MER02:46 * * * * * > > *SU 04:28 * 2 MO 03:27 * 4 JUR26:12* > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * MA 26:31 * * KE 28:11 * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** 1 * * 3 ** > > ******************************************************* > > > > Navamsha > > ******************************************************* > > ** 8 * * 6 ** > > *9 * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * MA * * * * > > * * * * * * > > *RA * 7 AS * 5 SU * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** * * MER ** > > *10 * 4 SAR * > > ** * * ** > > *11* * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > *MO * * * * * > > *JUR * 1 VE * 3 KE * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** 12 * * 2 ** > > ******************************************************* > > > > Some of the events used in the rectification: > > > > Chart Notes: > > Disaster Date Killed > > Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 75,000 > > Earthquake 13-Jan-1915 30,000 > > Extreme Temperature 16-Jul-2003 12,000 > > Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 4,689 > > Earthquake 8-Sep-1905 2,500 > > Earthquake 23-Jul-1930 1,883 > > Slides 9-Oct-1963 1,189 > > Earthquake 6-May-1976 922 > > Volcano 18-Apr-1906 700 > > Flood Oct-1954 322 > > > > Disaster Date Affected > > Flood 7-Oct-1970 1,301,650 > > Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 407,700 > > Earthquake 6-May-1976 218,222 > > Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 150,000 > > Flood 4-Nov-1966 100,100 > > Earthquake 15-Jan-1968 55,563 > > Flood 13-Oct-2000 43,000 > > Earthquake 26-Sep-1997 38,100 > > Earthquake 19-Sep-1983 21,030 > > Flood 5-Nov-1994 17,300 > > > > Disaster Date Killed > > Transport Accident 4-Mar-1944 521 > > Misc Accident 19-Jul-1985 329 > > Transport Accident 11-Apr-1991 140 > > Transport Accident 8-Oct-2001 118 > > Transport Accident 28-Mar-1997 80 > > Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 76 > > Transport Accident 10-Jun-2003 67 > > Misc Accident 1-Feb-1983 64 > > Misc Accident 11-Nov-1999 62 > > Transport Accident 8-Mar-2002 50 > > > > Disaster Date Affected > > Industrial Accident 10-Jul-1976 190,893 > > Industrial Accident 1978 10,000 > > Industrial Accident 17-Dec-1984 800 > > Industrial Accident 23-May-1997 700 > > Transport Accident 7-Dec-1990 270 > > Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 200 > > Transport Accident 13-Dec-1984 200 > > Transport Accident 14-Apr-1978 120 > > Transport Accident 9-Feb-1993 120 > > Transport Accident 16-Feb-1998 120 > > > > Air Accidents: > > 01-JUN-1946 > > Douglas DC-4 44-9078 USAF 30 > > 15-FEB-1947 > > SM.95 I-ABQH Corrieri Aerei Militari 16 > > 18-NOV-1947 > > Bristol 170 SE-BNG AB TT-Transportflyg 21 > > 30-OCT-1948 > > Lockheed 18 G-AKPD private 4 > > 06-DEC-1948 > > Douglas DC-3 I-ETNA ALI 7 > > 31-DEC-1948 > > Douglas DC-3 ZS-BYX Pan African Air Charter 12 > > 04-MAY-1949 > > Fiat G.212 I-ELCE ALI 31 > > 23-JUN-1949 > > Lockheed L-749 PH-TER KLM 33 > > 17-JAN-1951 > > SM.95 I-DALO Alitalia 14 > > 17-FEB-1952 > > Vickers Viking G-AHPI Hunting Air Travel 31 > > 21-AUG-1952 > > HP Hermes G-ALDF Airwork 7 > > 26-JAN-1953 > > Douglas DC-3 I-LAIL LAI 19 > > 10-JAN-1954 > > DH-106 Comet G-ALYP BOAC 35 > > 14-JAN-1954 > > Douglas DC-6 PI-C294 Philippine Air Lines 16 > > 13-FEB-1955 > > Douglas DC-6 OO-SDB Sabena 29 > > 22-DEC-1956 > > Douglas DC-3 I-LINC LAI 21 > > 19-FEB-1958 > > DH-114 Heron G-APJS Gulf Aviation 3 > > 22-OCT-1958 > > Vickers Viscount G-ANHC BEA 31 > > 03-NOV-1958 > > Douglas DC-3 YE-AAB Yemen Airlines 8 > > 26-JUN-1959 > > Lockheed L-1649 N7313C TWA 68 > > 14-OCT-1960 > > DH-114 Heron I-AOMU Itavia 11 > > 08-MAR-1962 > > Douglas DC-6 I-DIMO SAM 5 > > 20-MAR-1963 > > DH-106 Comet SA-R-7 Saudi Arabian Government 18 > > 30-MAR-1963 > > Douglas DC-3 I-TAVI Itavia 11 > > 28-MAR-1964 > > Vickers Viscount I-LAKE Alitalia 45 > > 23-NOV-1964 > > Boeing 707 N769TW TWA 50 > > 11-MAR-1967 > > DHC-6 Twin Otter I-CLAI Aeralpi 4 > > 02-AUG-1968 > > DC-8 I-DIWF Alitalia 13 > > 25-APR-1970 > > Fairchild C-119 MM52-6018 Italian AF 19 > > 09-NOV-1971 > > Lockheed C-130 XV216 RAF 50 > > 08-APR-1972 > > HS-748 XS609 RAF 4 > > 16-APR-1972 > > Fokker F-27 I-ATIP ATI 18 > > 05-MAY-1972 > > DC-8 I-DIWB Alitalia 115 > > 30-OCT-1972 > > Fokker F-27 I-ATIR ATI 27 > > 23-NOV-1973 > > Douglas DC-3 MM61832 Italian AF 4 > > 17-DEC-1973 > > Boeing 707 N407PA Pan Am 32 > > 01-JAN-1974 > > Fokker F-28 I-TIDE Itavia 38 > > 03-MAR-1977 > > Lockheed C-130 MM61996 Italian AF 44 > > 19-NOV-1977 > > Boeing 707 ET-ACD Ethiopian Airlines 5 > > 22-FEB-1978 > > Learjet 35 I-MCSA Maniglia Construzioni 3 > > 23-DEC-1978 > > DC-9-30 I-DIKQ Alitalia 108 > > 14-SEP-1979 > > DC-9-30 I-ATJC ATI 31 > > 12-JUL-1984 > > Lockheed C-141 64-0624 USAF 17 > > 29-AUG-1985 > > G-222 MM62131 Italian AF 4 > > 15-OCT-1987 > > ATR-42 I-ATRH ATI 37 > > 17-OCT-1988 > > Boeing 707 5X-UBC Uganda Airlines 33 > > 13-DEC-1995 > > Antonov 24 YR-AMR Romavia 49 > > 08-OCT-2001 > > MD-80 SE-DMA SAS 110 > > > > 1861 The Risorgimento movement resulted in Italian unification. > The Carbonari was a secret society in early 19th century Italy who > advocated liberal and patriotic ideas and opposed the conservative > regimes imposed on Italy by the Allies who had defeated Napoleon in > 1815. As with other secret societies of the age, the Carbonari had an > initiation ceremony, complex symbols and a hierarchical organization > though its exact origins are left to conjecture. They recruited > primarily among nobility, small landowners and officeholders and may > have been an offshoot of the Freemasons. Their influence is credited > with preparing the way for the Risorgimento movement. > > > > 1861-1865 Turin was the capital of Italy. > > > > 1867 Nov 12, Mount Vesuvius erupted. > > 1868 Nov 28, Mt. Etna in Sicily erupted violently. > > 1870 Sep 20, Italian troops under Victor Emmanuel II took control > of the Papal States from France, leading to the unification of Italy. > Pope Pius IX surrendered. > > 1870 Oct 2, The papal states voted in favor of union with Italy. > The capital was moved from Florence to Rome. > > 1872 Apr 24, Mt. Vesuvius erupted. > > 1878 Jan 9, Victor Emmanuel II (57), king of Sardinia (1849-61) > and Italy (1861-78), died. > > 1882 Jun 2, Giuseppi Garibaldi (74), Italian rebel leader, died. > > 1883 Jul 28, Shocks, triggered by the volcano Epomeo (Isle of > Ischia, Italy), destroyed 1,200 houses at Casamicciola killing 2,000. > > 1896 Mar 1, The Battle of Adowa (Adwa, Adua) began in Ethiopia > between the 80,000 forces of Negus Menelik, Emperor Menelik II, and > 18-20,000 Italian troops. The Italians suffered a crushing defeat. > Menalik II and his wife Taitu led Ethiopia to independence from Italy. > > 1900 Jul 29, Italian King Humbert I was assassinated. > > 1908 Dec 28, 80,000 people died in the Messina earthquake in > Sicily. Some 200,000 people were killed in southern Italy. The > government hired a number of steamships, including the Florida, to ship > survivors to America. > > 1911 Sep 25, Italy declared war on Turkey. > > 1911 Nov 1, Italian planes performed the first aerial bombing on > Tanguira oasis in Libya. > > 1912 Feb 24, Italy bombed Beirut in the first act of war against > the Ottoman Empire. > > 1912 Mar 14, An anarchist named Antonio Dalba unsuccessfully > attempted to kill Italy's King Victor Emmanuel III in Rome. > > 1915 Jan 13, An earthquake in Avezzano, Italy, killed 29,800. > > 1915 May 23, Italy declared war on Austria-Hungary in World War I. > > 1915 Nov 7, Austrian submarine torpedoed Italian passenger ship > and 272 were killed. > > 1916 Aug 27, Italy declared war on Germany. > > 1920 Nov 21, Mussolini's squad began terror and 11 died in > Bologna, Italy. > > 1930 Jul 23, Earthquake struck Ariano, Italy, and some 1,500 were > killed. > > 1941 Mar 29, The British sank five Italian warships off the > Peloponnesus coast in the Mediterranean. > > 1944 Mar 2, A train disaster killed 521 people in Salerno, Italy. > > 1944 Mar 20, Mount Vesuvius, Italy, exploded. > > 1944 Sep 28-Oct 5, Nazi murders took place in Marzabotto, Italy, > under SS-major Reder. Retreating Nazi troops killed some 1,000 women, > children and elderly while allegedly pursuing resistance fighters. > > 1945 Apr 28, Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and his mistress, > Clara Petacci, were executed by Italian partisans as they attempted to > flee the country. > > 1960 Aug 25, The 17th summer Olympics opened in Rome. > > 1961 Nov 11, Congolese soldiers murdered 13 Italian UN pilots. > > 1963 Oct 9, A dam in Piave valley of Italy, broke and about 2,000 > died. > > 1966 Nov 4, A devastating flood swamped Venice, damaged monuments > and covered the city in mud. > > 1971 Apr 5, Mount Etna erupted in Sicily, Italy. > > 1980 Aug 2, In Bologna, Italy, a Fascist bomb attack killed 85 > people at the train station. > > 1981 May 13, John Paul II was shot and seriously wounded in St. > Peter's Square > > 1998 Feb 12, Over 250 cars crashed on the foggy highway A-13 > between Padua and Bologna. Four people were killed and dozens were injured. > > 1998 Jul 1, Mt. Etna erupted for 30 minutes. > > 1998 Jul 11, It was reported that fires in southern Italy and > Sicily burned 2,500 acres of forest and grassland. > > 2002 Oct 31, A strong earthquake rocked central and southern > Italy, trapping about 50 children in a school in San Giuliano di Puglia > after the building's roof collapsed. The death reached at least 28. > > 2003 Jul 15, Four US crew members were killed in a fiery crash of > a Navy helicopter in Italy. > > 2003 Nov 12, In Iraq a suicide truck bomber attacked the > headquarters of Italy's paramilitary police in Nasiriyah, killing 31 > people, including 18 Italians. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > satva <http://satva.blogspot.com/> > > > Jorge Angelino > > > > Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica Perpétua Azeitonense, 29 > 2925-598 Azeitão > Portugal > > jorge.angelino <jorge.angelino > > > > tel: > mobile: > > > > 210813674 > 963916784 > > > > > > Add me to your address book... > <https://www.plaxo.com/add_me?u=21475072036 & v0=451086 & k0=1260191974> > > > > Want a signature like this? <http://www.plaxo.com/signature> > -- > Sally Spencer > Enlightened Living Services > www.Devi3.byregion.net <http://www.Devi3.byregion.net> > > > > > ------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 28, 2005 Report Share Posted September 28, 2005 Dear Jorge, thanks a lot for your replay. what do you think is more relible for I taly birthchart: a) the 1861 (Kingdom of Italy) or the Republic of Italy (1946)? In addition, may you kindly provide me more details about the process of how to rectify birth chart? I am sorry, but I am not an old time r to the group.... thanks again in advance for your availability. Regards J. --- Jorge Angelino <jorge.angelino wrote: > Dear John, > > These are the events used: > > Chart Notes: > Disaster Date Killed > Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 75,000 > Earthquake 13-Jan-1915 30,000 > Extreme Temperature 16-Jul-2003 12,000 > Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 4,689 > Earthquake 8-Sep-1905 2,500 > Earthquake 23-Jul-1930 1,883 > Slides 9-Oct-1963 1,189 > Earthquake 6-May-1976 922 > Volcano 18-Apr-1906 700 > Flood Oct-1954 322 > > Disaster Date Affected > Flood 7-Oct-1970 1,301,650 > Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 407,700 > Earthquake 6-May-1976 218,222 > Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 150,000 > Flood 4-Nov-1966 100,100 > Earthquake 15-Jan-1968 55,563 > Flood 13-Oct-2000 43,000 > Earthquake 26-Sep-1997 38,100 > Earthquake 19-Sep-1983 21,030 > Flood 5-Nov-1994 17,300 > > Disaster Date Killed > Transport Accident 4-Mar-1944 521 > Misc Accident 19-Jul-1985 329 > Transport Accident 11-Apr-1991 140 > Transport Accident 8-Oct-2001 118 > Transport Accident 28-Mar-1997 80 > Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 76 > Transport Accident 10-Jun-2003 67 > Misc Accident 1-Feb-1983 64 > Misc Accident 11-Nov-1999 62 > Transport Accident 8-Mar-2002 50 > > Disaster Date Affected > Industrial Accident 10-Jul-1976 190,893 > Industrial Accident 1978 10,000 > Industrial Accident 17-Dec-1984 800 > Industrial Accident 23-May-1997 700 > Transport Accident 7-Dec-1990 270 > Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 200 > Transport Accident 13-Dec-1984 200 > Transport Accident 14-Apr-1978 120 > Transport Accident 9-Feb-1993 120 > Transport Accident 16-Feb-1998 120 > > 01-JUN-1946 > Douglas DC-4 44-9078 USAF 30 > 15-FEB-1947 > SM.95 I-ABQH Corrieri Aerei Militari 16 > 18-NOV-1947 > Bristol 170 SE-BNG AB TT-Transportflyg 21 > 30-OCT-1948 > Lockheed 18 G-AKPD private 4 > 06-DEC-1948 > Douglas DC-3 I-ETNA ALI 7 > 31-DEC-1948 > Douglas DC-3 ZS-BYX Pan African Air Charter 12 > 04-MAY-1949 > Fiat G.212 I-ELCE ALI 31 > 23-JUN-1949 > Lockheed L-749 PH-TER KLM 33 > 17-JAN-1951 > SM.95 I-DALO Alitalia 14 > 17-FEB-1952 > Vickers Viking G-AHPI Hunting Air Travel 31 > 21-AUG-1952 > HP Hermes G-ALDF Airwork 7 > 26-JAN-1953 > Douglas DC-3 I-LAIL LAI 19 > 10-JAN-1954 > DH-106 Comet G-ALYP BOAC 35 > 14-JAN-1954 > Douglas DC-6 PI-C294 Philippine Air Lines 16 > 13-FEB-1955 > Douglas DC-6 OO-SDB Sabena 29 > 22-DEC-1956 > Douglas DC-3 I-LINC LAI 21 > 19-FEB-1958 > DH-114 Heron G-APJS Gulf Aviation 3 > 22-OCT-1958 > Vickers Viscount G-ANHC BEA 31 > 03-NOV-1958 > Douglas DC-3 YE-AAB Yemen Airlines 8 > 26-JUN-1959 > Lockheed L-1649 N7313C TWA 68 > 14-OCT-1960 > DH-114 Heron I-AOMU Itavia 11 > 08-MAR-1962 > Douglas DC-6 I-DIMO SAM 5 > 20-MAR-1963 > DH-106 Comet SA-R-7 Saudi Arabian Government 18 > 30-MAR-1963 > Douglas DC-3 I-TAVI Itavia 11 > 28-MAR-1964 > Vickers Viscount I-LAKE Alitalia 45 > 23-NOV-1964 > Boeing 707 N769TW TWA 50 > 11-MAR-1967 > DHC-6 Twin Otter I-CLAI Aeralpi 4 > 02-AUG-1968 > DC-8 I-DIWF Alitalia 13 > 25-APR-1970 > Fairchild C-119 MM52-6018 Italian AF 19 > 09-NOV-1971 > Lockheed C-130 XV216 RAF 50 > 08-APR-1972 > HS-748 XS609 RAF 4 > 16-APR-1972 > Fokker F-27 I-ATIP ATI 18 > 05-MAY-1972 > DC-8 I-DIWB Alitalia 115 > 30-OCT-1972 > Fokker F-27 I-ATIR ATI 27 > 23-NOV-1973 > Douglas DC-3 MM61832 Italian AF 4 > 17-DEC-1973 > Boeing 707 N407PA Pan Am 32 > 01-JAN-1974 > Fokker F-28 I-TIDE Itavia 38 > 03-MAR-1977 > Lockheed C-130 MM61996 Italian AF 44 > 19-NOV-1977 > Boeing 707 ET-ACD Ethiopian Airlines 5 > 22-FEB-1978 > Learjet 35 I-MCSA Maniglia Construzioni 3 > 23-DEC-1978 > DC-9-30 I-DIKQ Alitalia 108 > 14-SEP-1979 > DC-9-30 I-ATJC ATI 31 > 12-JUL-1984 > Lockheed C-141 64-0624 USAF 17 > 29-AUG-1985 > G-222 MM62131 Italian AF 4 > 15-OCT-1987 > ATR-42 I-ATRH ATI 37 > 17-OCT-1988 > Boeing 707 5X-UBC Uganda Airlines 33 > 13-DEC-1995 > Antonov 24 YR-AMR Romavia 49 > 08-OCT-2001 > MD-80 SE-DMA SAS 110 > > 1861 The Risorgimento movement resulted in > Italian unification. > The Carbonari was a secret society in early 19th > century Italy who > advocated liberal and patriotic ideas and opposed > the conservative > regimes imposed on Italy by the Allies who had > defeated Napoleon in > 1815. As with other secret societies of the age, the > Carbonari had an > initiation ceremony, complex symbols and a > hierarchical organization > though its exact origins are left to conjecture. > They recruited > primarily among nobility, small landowners and > officeholders and may > have been an offshoot of the Freemasons. Their > influence is credited > with preparing the way for the Risorgimento > movement. > 1861-1865 Turin was the capital of Italy. > 1867 Nov 12, Mount Vesuvius erupted. > 1868 Nov 28, Mt. Etna in Sicily erupted > violently. > 1870 Sep 20, Italian troops under Victor > Emmanuel II took control > of the Papal States from France, leading to the > unification of Italy. > Pope Pius IX surrendered. > 1870 Oct 2, The papal states voted in favor > of union with Italy. > The capital was moved from Florence to Rome. > 1872 Apr 24, Mt. Vesuvius erupted. > 1878 Jan 9, Victor Emmanuel II (57), king of > Sardinia (1849-61) > and Italy (1861-78), died. > 1882 Jun 2, Giuseppi Garibaldi (74), Italian > rebel leader, died. > 1883 Jul 28, Shocks, triggered by the volcano > Epomeo (Isle of > Ischia, Italy), destroyed 1,200 houses at > Casamicciola killing 2,000. > 1896 Mar 1, The Battle of Adowa (Adwa, Adua) > began in Ethiopia > between the 80,000 forces of Negus Menelik, Emperor > Menelik II, and > 18-20,000 Italian troops. The Italians suffered a > crushing defeat. > Menalik II and his wife Taitu led Ethiopia to > independence from Italy. > 1900 Jul 29, Italian King Humbert I was > assassinated. === message truncated === ____ for Good Donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. http://store./redcross-donate3/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 28, 2005 Report Share Posted September 28, 2005 Dear John, The 1861 chart is the rectified chart, as you can check in the files section. SAMVA The process of rectification and the TTT are explained in book, Self Learning Course in Astrology, as follows: RECTIFICATION OF BIRTH CHARTS The rectification of birth charts is a two way process: Firstly for the rectification of the ascendant; and secondly for the rectification of the ascending degree. While finding out the ascendant is quite easy with the help of the planetary configurations (relationships) developed through close conjunctions, close aspects and placements, the determination of the ascending degree is a lengthy process and sometimes it can take about one year’s time after a preliminary hypothesis. To find out the ascendant: 1. Find out the close conjunctions of planets and see which functional malefic planet is afflicting which other planet or the most effective point of house(s). 2. If the native concerned is suffering on account of the significations of the house containing the mooltrikona sign of the said afflicted planet then the ascendant stands rectified. 3. In case it is not so, then the next or the previous ascendant is to be tried with reference to close relationships of the functional malefic planets or the most effective point of various houses. 4. This exercise is always recommended for the horoscopes where the ascending degree goes from zero to two or three degrees or from twenty eight to thirty degrees. This gives a sound footing for the rectification of the ascendant. To find out the ascending degree the following process is undertaken: This is based on the transit of the functional malefic planets over natal weak planets and over the most effective point of the houses where mooltrikona signs of weak planets fall. First of all, identify the weak planets, the functional malefic planets and the afflicted planets in a chart. Then see the transit position of functional malefic planets with reference to the ascendant over the weak natal positions. Note the houses where the exact conjunction or aspect is likely to be formed with the most effective point in the near future, specially the house(s) having mooltrikona sign of weak planet(s). Keep a watch at what degree the extreme unfavorable results are felt and note down the same for the purpose of rectification. To test whether the degree noted by you is the most effective point of the house you have to repeat this exercise at least twice with reference to the identified degree. If each time on subsequent occasions transit effects of functional malefic planets create unfavorable results at the degree identified, the degree of the ascendant will have to be modified accordingly. Roughly, one degree of ascendant means a difference of three to four minutes in the time of birth. Taking into account this degree of the ascendant and the tentative time, the birth chart will have to be reworked. This technique is very useful for: A) Identifying significant events likely to happen due to exact/close aspects/conjunctions of functional malefic planets with the most effective point of weak house(s)/weak planets. B) Identifying significant events likely to happen due to close/exact aspects/conjunctions of functional benefic planets with the most effective point of strong house(s)/strong planets. C) To answer queries of recovery from illness. D) To answer questions for expected favorable results if exact or close conjunctions/aspects occurring between natal positions and transit functional benefic planets are likely to take place in the near future. TRIPLE TRANSIT TRIGGERING INFLUENCE The significant events are triggered by the interplay of the relationship between transit planets and natal planets/MEPs. The results generated depend upon the significations ruled by the planets involved, the significations ruled by their mooltrikona houses, the significations ruled by their houses of placement, either natally or in transit, and/or the significations ruled by the natal house(s) whose MEPs are under transit impact. This is called the triple transit triggering influence (TTT) as it is true for the three possible combinations of transit influence i.e. transit over natal, transit over transit, and natal over transit. In other words: (1) Whenever any weak natal planet/MEP is transited by FM(s), it triggers a significant undesirable incident concerning that weak natal planet or that weak house, whichever is the case. This is more so when the weak natal planet or the lord/significator of the weak house is weak in transit too. (2) Whenever any strong natal planet/MEP is transited by FM(s), it triggers a mild unfavorable incident concerning that strong natal planet or that strong house, whichever is the case. (3) Whenever any strong natal FB/MEP is transited by FB(s), it triggers significant happy incidents pertaining to that strong natal planet or that strong house, whichever is the case. (4) Whenever any weak natal FB/MEP is transited by FB(s), it triggers hopes or non-significant happy incidents pertaining to that weak natal planet or that weak house, whichever is the case. (5) Whenever planets in transit form close conjunctions amongst themselves, the happenings occur depending upon their functional nature in connection with the houses with reference to a particular ascendant. (6) If the close conjunction or aspect(s) of planets in transit involve two or more FBs with reference to a particular ascendant, it triggers happy events pertaining to all the planets. (7) If one of the planets involved in close conjunction or aspect in a transit planetary movement is a FM, it harms the significations of the other FB(s) involved with reference to a particular ascendant. (8) If both or all the planets forming close conjunction in transit with reference to a particular ascendant are FMs, it harms the significations of all the planets involved. (9) Whenever any weak transit planet forms close conjunction with or become closely aspected by natal FM(s), it triggers a significant undesirable incident concerning that weak transit planet. (10) Whenever any strong transit planet forms close conjunction with or become closely aspected by natal FM(s), it triggers a mild unfavorable incident concerning that strong transit planet. (11) Whenever any strong transit FB forms close conjunction with or become closely aspected by natal FB(s), it triggers significant happy incidents pertaining to that strong transit planet. (12) Whenever any weak transit FB forms close conjunction with or become closely aspected by natal FB(s), it triggers hopes or non-significant happy incidents pertaining to that weak transit planet. (13) The transit effects are always seen with reference to the natal ascendant. (14) In setting the trends, the sub-period lord has maximum say. However, the transit impacts mentioned above supercede the trend results of the sub-period lord. (15) The malefic transit impact of slow moving planets like Jupiter, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu are more pronounced when, during the course of their close conjunctions/aspects, they move more slowly as compared to their normal speed or become stationary. This is true both for natal and transit influences. (16) During the sub-periods of the FBs, the benefic transit impacts are stronger while malefic transit impacts are mild. If the sub-period lord is strong, then the transit benefic influences cause significant happy events. (17) During the sub-periods of FMs, the benefic transit impacts are mild while the malefic transit impacts are more severe. If the transit benefic influences are strong, then the benefic results may be comparatively better but with some delay. (18) The duration of the transit results ceases to exist as soon as the transit close conjunction or aspect separates. The orb of separation as explained earlier would depend upon the natal strength of the planets on which the transit influences have been created. (19) Whenever a transiting FM transits the MEP of any house, it afflicts that house as well as the aspected house(s). A transit FM never afflicts its own mooltrikona house. (20) A transit FM will afflict always its natal position by conjunction or aspect, except when natally placed in its own mooltrikona house. (21) A natal FM will afflict always its transit position by aspect even when transiting its own mooltrikona house. (22) A natal FM will afflict always its transit position by conjunction, except when placed in its own mooltrikona house. [JA1] Best wishes, Jorge SAMVA [sAMVA ] On Behalf Of falk john quarta-feira, 28 de Setembro de 2005 07:04 SAMVA RE: Italy rectified chart Dear Jorge, thanks a lot for your replay. what do you think is more relible for I taly birthchart: a) the 1861 (Kingdom of Italy) or the Republic of Italy (1946)? In addition, may you kindly provide me more details about the process of how to rectify birth chart? I am sorry, but I am not an old time r to the group.... thanks again in advance for your availability. Regards J. --- Jorge Angelino <jorge.angelino wrote: > Dear John, > > These are the events used: > > Chart Notes: > Disaster Date Killed > Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 75,000 > Earthquake 13-Jan-1915 30,000 > Extreme Temperature 16-Jul-2003 12,000 > Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 4,689 > Earthquake 8-Sep-1905 2,500 > Earthquake 23-Jul-1930 1,883 > Slides 9-Oct-1963 1,189 > Earthquake 6-May-1976 922 > Volcano 18-Apr-1906 700 > Flood Oct-1954 322 > > Disaster Date Affected > Flood 7-Oct-1970 1,301,650 > Earthquake 23-Nov-1980 407,700 > Earthquake 6-May-1976 218,222 > Earthquake 28-Dec-1908 150,000 > Flood 4-Nov-1966 100,100 > Earthquake 15-Jan-1968 55,563 > Flood 13-Oct-2000 43,000 > Earthquake 26-Sep-1997 38,100 > Earthquake 19-Sep-1983 21,030 > Flood 5-Nov-1994 17,300 > > Disaster Date Killed > Transport Accident 4-Mar-1944 521 > Misc Accident 19-Jul-1985 329 > Transport Accident 11-Apr-1991 140 > Transport Accident 8-Oct-2001 118 > Transport Accident 28-Mar-1997 80 > Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 76 > Transport Accident 10-Jun-2003 67 > Misc Accident 1-Feb-1983 64 > Misc Accident 11-Nov-1999 62 > Transport Accident 8-Mar-2002 50 > > Disaster Date Affected > Industrial Accident 10-Jul-1976 190,893 > Industrial Accident 1978 10,000 > Industrial Accident 17-Dec-1984 800 > Industrial Accident 23-May-1997 700 > Transport Accident 7-Dec-1990 270 > Misc Accident 2-Aug-1980 200 > Transport Accident 13-Dec-1984 200 > Transport Accident 14-Apr-1978 120 > Transport Accident 9-Feb-1993 120 > Transport Accident 16-Feb-1998 120 > > 01-JUN-1946 > Douglas DC-4 44-9078 USAF 30 > 15-FEB-1947 > SM.95 I-ABQH Corrieri Aerei Militari 16 > 18-NOV-1947 > Bristol 170 SE-BNG AB TT-Transportflyg 21 > 30-OCT-1948 > Lockheed 18 G-AKPD private 4 > 06-DEC-1948 > Douglas DC-3 I-ETNA ALI 7 > 31-DEC-1948 > Douglas DC-3 ZS-BYX Pan African Air Charter 12 > 04-MAY-1949 > Fiat G.212 I-ELCE ALI 31 > 23-JUN-1949 > Lockheed L-749 PH-TER KLM 33 > 17-JAN-1951 > SM.95 I-DALO Alitalia 14 > 17-FEB-1952 > Vickers Viking G-AHPI Hunting Air Travel 31 > 21-AUG-1952 > HP Hermes G-ALDF Airwork 7 > 26-JAN-1953 > Douglas DC-3 I-LAIL LAI 19 > 10-JAN-1954 > DH-106 Comet G-ALYP BOAC 35 > 14-JAN-1954 > Douglas DC-6 PI-C294 Philippine Air Lines 16 > 13-FEB-1955 > Douglas DC-6 OO-SDB Sabena 29 > 22-DEC-1956 > Douglas DC-3 I-LINC LAI 21 > 19-FEB-1958 > DH-114 Heron G-APJS Gulf Aviation 3 > 22-OCT-1958 > Vickers Viscount G-ANHC BEA 31 > 03-NOV-1958 > Douglas DC-3 YE-AAB Yemen Airlines 8 > 26-JUN-1959 > Lockheed L-1649 N7313C TWA 68 > 14-OCT-1960 > DH-114 Heron I-AOMU Itavia 11 > 08-MAR-1962 > Douglas DC-6 I-DIMO SAM 5 > 20-MAR-1963 > DH-106 Comet SA-R-7 Saudi Arabian Government 18 > 30-MAR-1963 > Douglas DC-3 I-TAVI Itavia 11 > 28-MAR-1964 > Vickers Viscount I-LAKE Alitalia 45 > 23-NOV-1964 > Boeing 707 N769TW TWA 50 > 11-MAR-1967 > DHC-6 Twin Otter I-CLAI Aeralpi 4 > 02-AUG-1968 > DC-8 I-DIWF Alitalia 13 > 25-APR-1970 > Fairchild C-119 MM52-6018 Italian AF 19 > 09-NOV-1971 > Lockheed C-130 XV216 RAF 50 > 08-APR-1972 > HS-748 XS609 RAF 4 > 16-APR-1972 > Fokker F-27 I-ATIP ATI 18 > 05-MAY-1972 > DC-8 I-DIWB Alitalia 115 > 30-OCT-1972 > Fokker F-27 I-ATIR ATI 27 > 23-NOV-1973 > Douglas DC-3 MM61832 Italian AF 4 > 17-DEC-1973 > Boeing 707 N407PA Pan Am 32 > 01-JAN-1974 > Fokker F-28 I-TIDE Itavia 38 > 03-MAR-1977 > Lockheed C-130 MM61996 Italian AF 44 > 19-NOV-1977 > Boeing 707 ET-ACD Ethiopian Airlines 5 > 22-FEB-1978 > Learjet 35 I-MCSA Maniglia Construzioni 3 > 23-DEC-1978 > DC-9-30 I-DIKQ Alitalia 108 > 14-SEP-1979 > DC-9-30 I-ATJC ATI 31 > 12-JUL-1984 > Lockheed C-141 64-0624 USAF 17 > 29-AUG-1985 > G-222 MM62131 Italian AF 4 > 15-OCT-1987 > ATR-42 I-ATRH ATI 37 > 17-OCT-1988 > Boeing 707 5X-UBC Uganda Airlines 33 > 13-DEC-1995 > Antonov 24 YR-AMR Romavia 49 > 08-OCT-2001 > MD-80 SE-DMA SAS 110 > > 1861 The Risorgimento movement resulted in > Italian unification. > The Carbonari was a secret society in early 19th > century Italy who > advocated liberal and patriotic ideas and opposed > the conservative > regimes imposed on Italy by the Allies who had > defeated Napoleon in > 1815. As with other secret societies of the age, the > Carbonari had an > initiation ceremony, complex symbols and a > hierarchical organization > though its exact origins are left to conjecture. > They recruited > primarily among nobility, small landowners and > officeholders and may > have been an offshoot of the Freemasons. Their > influence is credited > with preparing the way for the Risorgimento > movement. > 1861-1865 Turin was the capital of Italy. > 1867 Nov 12, Mount Vesuvius erupted. > 1868 Nov 28, Mt. Etna in Sicily erupted > violently. > 1870 Sep 20, Italian troops under Victor > Emmanuel II took control > of the Papal States from France, leading to the > unification of Italy. > Pope Pius IX surrendered. > 1870 Oct 2, The papal states voted in favor > of union with Italy. > The capital was moved from Florence to Rome. > 1872 Apr 24, Mt. Vesuvius erupted. > 1878 Jan 9, Victor Emmanuel II (57), king of > Sardinia (1849-61) > and Italy (1861-78), died. > 1882 Jun 2, Giuseppi Garibaldi (74), Italian > rebel leader, died. > 1883 Jul 28, Shocks, triggered by the volcano > Epomeo (Isle of > Ischia, Italy), destroyed 1,200 houses at > Casamicciola killing 2,000. > 1896 Mar 1, The Battle of Adowa (Adwa, Adua) > began in Ethiopia > between the 80,000 forces of Negus Menelik, Emperor > Menelik II, and > 18-20,000 Italian troops. The Italians suffered a > crushing defeat. > Menalik II and his wife Taitu led Ethiopia to > independence from Italy. > 1900 Jul 29, Italian King Humbert I was > assassinated. === message truncated === ____ for Good Donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. http://store./redcross-donate3/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 28, 2005 Report Share Posted September 28, 2005 Dear Jorge, thank you very much indeed. Regards MArco --- Jorge Angelino <jorge.angelino wrote: > Dear John, > > > > The 1861 chart is the rectified chart, as you can > check in the files > section. HYPERLINK > " SAMVA " /grou > p/SAMVA > > > > The process of rectification and the TTT are > explained in Professor > Choudhry book, Self Learning Course in Astrology, as > follows: > > > > RECTIFICATION OF BIRTH CHARTS > > > > The rectification of birth charts is a two way > process: Firstly for the > rectification of the ascendant; and secondly for the > rectification of > the ascending degree. While finding out the > ascendant is quite easy with > the help of the planetary configurations > (relationships) developed > through close conjunctions, close aspects and > placements, the > determination of the ascending degree is a lengthy > process and sometimes > it can take about one year’s time after a > preliminary hypothesis. > > > > To find out the ascendant: > > > > 1. Find out the close conjunctions of planets and > see which functional > malefic planet is afflicting which other planet or > the most effective > point of house(s). > > 2. If the native concerned is suffering on account > of the significations > of the house containing the mooltrikona sign of the > said afflicted > planet then the ascendant stands rectified. > > 3. In case it is not so, then the next or the > previous ascendant is to > be tried with reference to close relationships of > the functional malefic > planets or the most effective point of various > houses. > > 4. This exercise is always recommended for the > horoscopes where the > ascending degree goes from zero to two or three > degrees or from twenty > eight to thirty degrees. This gives a sound footing > for the > rectification of the ascendant. > > > > To find out the ascending degree the following > process is undertaken: > > This is based on the transit of the functional > malefic planets over > natal weak planets and over the most effective point > of the houses where > mooltrikona signs of weak planets fall. > > First of all, identify the weak planets, the > functional malefic planets > and the afflicted planets in a chart. Then see the > transit position of > functional malefic planets with reference to the > ascendant over the weak > natal positions. Note the houses where the exact > conjunction or aspect > is likely to be formed with the most effective point > in the near future, > specially the house(s) having mooltrikona sign of > weak planet(s). Keep a > watch at what degree the extreme unfavorable results > are felt and note > down the same for the purpose of rectification. To > test whether the > degree noted by you is the most effective point of > the house you have to > repeat this exercise at least twice with reference > to the identified > degree. If each time on subsequent occasions transit > effects of > functional malefic planets create unfavorable > results at the degree > identified, the degree of the ascendant will have to > be modified > accordingly. Roughly, one degree of ascendant means > a difference of > three to four minutes in the time of birth. Taking > into account this > degree of the ascendant and the tentative time, the > birth chart will > have to be reworked. > > This technique is very useful for: > > A) Identifying significant events likely to > happen due to exact/close > aspects/conjunctions of functional malefic planets > with the most > effective point of weak house(s)/weak planets. > > B) Identifying significant events likely to > happen due to > close/exact aspects/conjunctions of functional > benefic planets with the > most effective point of strong house(s)/strong > planets. > > C) To answer queries of recovery from illness. > > D) To answer questions for expected favorable > results if exact or > close conjunctions/aspects occurring between natal > positions and transit > functional benefic planets are likely to take place > in the near future. > > > > TRIPLE TRANSIT TRIGGERING INFLUENCE > > The significant events are triggered by the > interplay of the > relationship between transit planets and natal > planets/MEPs. The results > generated depend upon the significations ruled by > the planets involved, > the significations ruled by their mooltrikona > houses, the significations > ruled by their houses of placement, either natally > or in transit, and/or > the significations ruled by the natal house(s) whose > MEPs are under > transit impact. This is called the triple transit > triggering influence > (TTT) as it is true for the three possible > combinations of transit > influence i.e. transit over natal, transit over > transit, and natal over > transit. In other words: > > (1) Whenever any weak natal planet/MEP is transited > by FM(s), it > triggers a significant undesirable incident > concerning that weak natal > planet or that weak house, whichever is the case. > This is more so when > the weak natal planet or the lord/significator of > the weak house is weak > in transit too. > > (2) Whenever any strong natal planet/MEP is > transited by FM(s), it > triggers a mild unfavorable incident concerning that > strong natal planet > or that strong house, whichever is the case. > > (3) Whenever any strong natal FB/MEP is transited > by FB(s), it > triggers significant happy incidents pertaining to > that strong natal > planet or that strong house, whichever is the case. > > > (4) Whenever any weak natal FB/MEP is transited by > FB(s), it triggers > hopes or non-significant happy incidents pertaining > to that weak natal > planet or that weak house, whichever is the case. > > (5) Whenever planets in transit form close > conjunctions amongst > themselves, the happenings occur depending upon > their functional nature > in connection with the houses with reference to a > particular ascendant. > > (6) If the close conjunction or aspect(s) of > planets === message truncated === Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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