Daily horoscope for Cancer
November 21, 2009
You shouldn’t get so hung up on the expectations of others. Step out a bit more and trust in your ability to act autonomously. Try to develop more precise verbal skills.
n this Day in History November 21:
1933 1st US ambassador to USSR, W.C. Bullitt, begins service
1620 Pilgrim Fathers reach America: Provincetown Harbor, Mass
0496 St Gelasius I ends his reign as Catholic Pope
1696 J Vanbrughes "Relapse or Virtue in Danger," premieres in London
1759 Battle at Maxen: Prussian army surrenders to Austrians
CANCER - The Sign of the Crab
The people born under the sign of cancer are very timid and are afraid of refusal more, than all other marks even summarized together. However, they are ambitious . Their way to success is similar with their symbol Cancer. They advance slow towards their aim, and then at the most unexpected moment they grasp the victim and just like a cancer strong holding it and do not let off. The moon operates the woman, and the men - cancer are not very aggressive in love . However, they create an attractive facade of naivety, that compels the woman to make the first step.
CANCER - CANCER Compatibility
They are too similar to be happy together. Both suffer from excessive sensitivity, that results in emotional problems. Both want to play a main role in the sexual relationships, and it often causes a criticism and disputes. However,physically they are attractive for each other and the connection et first can appear rather sensual. The marriage demands a great goodwill and mutual understanding.
VIRGO - CANCER Simple Compatibility
The Virgo is practical person and gives the basis for this union. The Cancer is more emotional creature but they are capable to feel pleasure from their relationships. They perfectly fit each other In the sexual plan . The problem is that they are both timid and should redouble their efforts in order not to feel bored. This is a good connection and, probably, quite good marriage.
Louis Daniel Armstrong (1900-1971) was an early jazz trumpet virtuoso, and he remained an important influence for several decades.
Louis Armstrong was born into a poor African American family in New Orleans on July 4, 1900. As a youngster, he sang on the streets with friends. In 1913 he was arrested for a prank and committed to the Waif's Home, where he learned the cornet and played in the band. On his release he began performing with local groups. Joe "King" Oliver, leader of the first great African American band to make records, befriended him, and Armstrong joined Oliver in Chicago in 1922, remaining until 1924, when he went to New York to play with Fletcher Henderson's band.
amous Historical Birthdays for November 21:
1867 Vladimir N Ipatiev, Russian chemist
1787 Barry Cornwall, [Bryan Waller Procter], British? poet
1886 Harold G Nicolson, English diplomat/author (Good Behaviour)
1904 Coleman Hawkins, virtually created tenor saxophone for jazz
1880 Franz Hessel, writer
amous Historical Deaths for November 21:
1972 Karel H ba, Czech violinist/composer, dies at 74
1920 Caryl Florio, composer, dies at 77
1555 Georg Agricola, [Bauer], German mineralogist (zinc), dies at 61
1817 Richard B Garnett, killed during Pickett's Charge, Brig Gen
1811 Heinrich W von Kleist, German playwright, dies at 34
