Daily Pisces horoscope
November 7, 2009
Something you want may not be what others are willing to concede. You shouldn`t insist. If you do so, the only resalt will be contrary to your expectations. |
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Diseases are the interest of pleasures.
Source: English Proverb |
1805 Lewis & Clark 1st sights Pacific Ocean
1667 Jean Racines "Andromaque," premieres in Paris
1916 Grand duke Nikolai Nikolayevich warns czar of uprising
1876 Edward Bouchet, is 1st black to recieve a PhD in US college (Yale)
1733 France & Spain sign Escoriaal Treaty
1667 Jean Racines "Andromaque," premieres in Paris
1916 Grand duke Nikolai Nikolayevich warns czar of uprising
1876 Edward Bouchet, is 1st black to recieve a PhD in US college (Yale)
1733 France & Spain sign Escoriaal Treaty
PISCES - The Sign of the Dolphin
Pisces personality is a combination of all the zodiac signs . You may be a musically or artisticly gifted person, and creativeness is inherent in you. You are a great empathiser, always knowing how someone else is feeling. That makes a good councellor and a sensitive lover from you. Occasionally you enjoy solitude and like to get away from everyone and stay alone in order to regain your senses.
CAPRICORN - PISCES Compatibility
The Pisces will try to cheat on the Capricorn , because it is in their character, but the Capricorn is able to cope with it and will be the leader in bed. The Pisces will soon decide to follow him/her. The Pisces are affectionate and sincere creatures and can make the Capricorn's life joyful . These very different people supplement each other in the emotional attitude(relation). There is very good forecast for relationships .
GEMINI - PISCES Simple Compatibility
The Pisces are too emotional for Gemini. It creates an atmosphere of suspiciousness and mistrust. There can be a feeling of flame between them but the instability in their relations will destroy connection as a result . This is a rather risky connection and unhappy marriage.
The first African-American actor to achieve leading man status in Hollywood films, Poitier combines attractiveness and poise with an innate projection of dignity and self-assurance. Many of his plays and films have directly addressed issues of race, including his Broadway triumph, Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun (1959, film 1961), and such films as the pioneering No Way Out (1950), his movie debut; the internationally acclaimed Cry, the Beloved Country (1951), after Alan Paton's novel; The Defiant Ones (1957), the film that established Poitier's reputation; Lilies of the Field (1963; Academy Award); Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? (1967), which treated the subject of interracial marriage; and In the Heat of the Night (1967). He turned to directing in 1971; among his films are Buck and the Preacher (1972), A Patch of Blue (1973), and Stir Crazy (1980). In 1991 he portrayed Thurgood Marshall in the Emmy-winning television film Separate but Equal.
1903 Lodewijk AM "Lou" Lichtveld, [Albert Helman], Suriname author
1895 Jakob Kaplan, French head rabbi (1955-81)
1822 Edouard Gregoir, composer
1876 Culbert Olson, Fillmore Utah, (Gov-D-Cal)
1828 Ludwig Deppe, composer
1895 Jakob Kaplan, French head rabbi (1955-81)
1822 Edouard Gregoir, composer
1876 Culbert Olson, Fillmore Utah, (Gov-D-Cal)
1828 Ludwig Deppe, composer
1573 Solomon Luria (Maharshal), talmudic author (Yam Shel Shelomo), dies
1943 Dwight Frye, actor (Vampire Bat, Dracula), dies at 44
1938 Earnest von Rath, German antifascist/diplomat, murdered
1960 Alvin Carter, vocalist (Carter Family), dies at 69
1678 Erasmus Quellinus II [Quellien], Flemish painter/etcher, dies at 70
1943 Dwight Frye, actor (Vampire Bat, Dracula), dies at 44
1938 Earnest von Rath, German antifascist/diplomat, murdered
1960 Alvin Carter, vocalist (Carter Family), dies at 69
1678 Erasmus Quellinus II [Quellien], Flemish painter/etcher, dies at 70
