Daily horoscope for Libra
November 21, 2009
You shouldn’t keep your imagination to yourself today. Share it with others, thus brightening the lives of family and friends.
n this Day in History November 21:
1654 Richard Johnson, a free black, granted 550 acres in Virginia
1847 Steamer "Phoenix" is lost on Lake Michigan, kills 200
1852 Duke U, founded in 1838 as Union Institute chartered as Normal College
1914 Billy Mallett of Hamilton Tigers kicks 9 singles in a game
1917 M Gorki calls Lenin a blind fanatic/unthinking adventurer
LIBRA - The Sign of the Justice
People that born under the sign of Libra are the most well brought up from all . They are the sensitive persons who appreciate good manners, harmless wit, love to accept and to entertain the visitors. Libra is usually a very tactful person who understands intuitively good art and all perfect in the word. There are much brightness and unusual charm in their relationships.
CANCER - LIBRA Compatibility
It is difficult for the Libra to get on well with a Cancer's changeable temperament . On the other hand the Cancer feels uncertainty and anxiety because of the Libra's attachment. The Libra is attracted by the Cancer's moods , but he/she prefers to avoid any troubles. If the Cancer is offended there can be some difficulties.The connection is possible. The marriage is also possible.
VIRGO - LIBRA Simple Compatibility
The Virgo lives according to her/his rules while the Libra is absolutely different case . There are also other discrepancies of characters. The Virgo is more interested in money, than in sex. The Libra finds it inexcusable. The Virgo can also be a grumbling and tiresome person with dictatorial propensity . The Libra will not agree with it, and start searching for support somewhere else. This is a doubtful connection and extremely complicated marriage.
He is most famous for his sophisticated, brilliantly witty plays, which were the first since the comedies of Sheridan and Goldsmith to have both dramatic and literary merit. He studied at Trinity College, Dublin, and at Magdalen College, Oxford, where he distinguished himself for his scholarship and wit, and also for his elegant eccentricity in dress, tastes, and manners. Influenced by the aesthetic teachings of Walter Pater and John Ruskin, Wilde became the center of a group glorifying beauty for itself alone, and he was famously satirized (with other exponents of “art for art's sake”) in Punch and in Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta Patience. His first published work, Poems (1881), was well received. The next year he lectured to great acclaim in the United States, where his drama Vera (1883) was produced. In 1884 he married Constance Lloyd, and they had two sons, Cyril and Vyvyan.
amous Historical Birthdays for November 21:
1683 Johann Michael Muller, composer
1871 Panayot Pipkov, composer
1904 Coleman Hawkins, virtually created tenor saxophone for jazz
1828 William McComb, Brig General (Confederate Army), died in 1918
1785 William Beaumont, surgeon (studied digestion)
amous Historical Deaths for November 21:
1624 Jakob B”hme, German philosophical mystic, dies (birth date unknown)
1952 William Green, union chairman (AFL 1924-52), dies at 79
1811 Heinrich W von Kleist, German playwright, dies at 34
1481 Ikkyu Sojun, Zen head of Daitokuji temple, dies in Kyoto, Japan at 87
1940 Geoffrey Legge, cricketer (WWII 196 Eng v NZ Auckland 1930), dies
