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Your Sign: Cancer ************ Prediction for: March 15, 44 B.C. Beware of associates who may be jealous of your position. Stay away from the office today. Concerns from your spouse should be heeded.

Julius Caesar. Caesar's wife Calpurnia sensed the danger of that day and begged him to stay at home. When he arrived to open the Senate the conspirators surrounded Caesar and stabbed him to death.

Your Sign: Virgo ************ Prediction for: April 28, 1789 Be extra nice to your employees today and stifle the urge for perfection in others that is so typical of your sign. However, even if you fell as if fate has set you adrift, your analytical head will prevail.

William Bligh. The legend says that Captain Bligh's harsh treatment of the crew caused them to mutiny. They placed the captain and 18 of his crew in an open boat and set it adrift. They managed to sail over 3000 miles and land in Timor. Some dispute the notion that Bligh was cruel and instead blame a six month stay in Tahiti. It seems the crew grew attached to the Tahitians and they were unhappy about having to leave in order to complete their assignment of delivering breadfruit trees to the West Indies.

Your Sign: Leo ************ Prediction for: June 18, 1815 The stars advise you to resist your natural tendency towards arrogance. This is not a day to underestimate the competition. The stars predict a new residence in the near future.

Napoleon. After escaping from his first exile on Elba, Napoleon gathered an army together and reclaimed his imperial throne. However keeping his throne was another matter. Knowing that the armies of Europe would gather to depose him, he decided to march to Belgium to surprise the British and Prussians. At the village of Waterloo, he attacked the British army which was led by the Duke of Wellington. Napoleon risked everything and threw everything he had at the British. But the British remained steadfast until 72,000 Prussian troops came to aid them. Napoleon escaped but surrendered to the British four days later. This time he was exiled to the island of St Helena in the south Atlantic Ocean where he remained a prisoner until his death in 1821.

Your sign: Aquarius************ Prediction for: April 14, 1865 Aquarians have a special purpose in life and are unique and intuitive. The stars advise curtailing social activities today and staying home to nurture your Aquarian desire for privacy.

Abraham Lincoln. President Lincoln was assassinated while attending a play at Ford's Theater. Prior to his murder, Lincoln reported having a dream in which he saw his body was lying in state in the White House. According to William Crook, one of Lincoln's bodyguards, it was Lincoln's habit to say "Good night Crook" each evening when Crook was relieved by another officer. But on that night, Lincoln said, "Goodbye Crook."

Your Sign: Sagittarius************Prediction for: June 25, 1876 You are arrogant, careless, and a risk taker. These qualities have served you well but the stars admonish you to take more care. Orders from your superiors should be followed carefully. Haste makes waste; and infamy.

George Armstrong Custer. Custer hurried ahead of the infantry supporting him and attacked an Indian village. He also split up his forces to prevent survivors of the inital charge from escaping. Thousands of Native American warriors surrounded Custer's unit and killed all 210 men.

Your Sign: Virgo************ Prediction for: April 3, 1882 You are methodical, critical and have an exacting nature. The stars advise you to pick your business associates carefully and never turn your back on them. You would do well to ignore trivial domestic details today.

Jesse James. By this time Jesse had moved near St Joseph, Missouri and was posing as an average family man named Howard. Against his better judgement, he allowed Charley and Bob Ford to join his gang. They were planning their next robbery in Jesse's living room when legend states Jesse turned his back on the Fords to straighten a picture. Bob Ford shot Jesse in the back to collect a reward. Bob Ford went down in history as the "dirty little coward that shot Mr. Howard."

Your Sign: Scorpio************ Prediction for: December 10, 1911 Your energy destroys the old and ushers in the new. You have the ability to discover the truth. Tonight you will receive the recognition you justly deserve. Humanity will benefit greatly from your work but not without great personal sacrifice.

Marie Curie. On that December night, Marie won her second Nobel prize. She was the first person to be honored twice. Her work with radium and polonium contributed to the advance of medicine and has saved countless lives. Ironically her exposure to radiation eventually led to her own death.

Your Sign: Leo************ Prediction for: July 2, 1937 You are self confident and may be seen as arrogant. Although you have already earned a great deal of fame you will soon belong to the ages in your quest to expand the limits of human possibilities.

Amelia Earhart. In her quest to fly around the world Amelia and her navigator disappeared over the Pacific Ocean. In one letter to her husband during this journey she wrote, "Women must try to do things as men have tried. When they fail, their failure must be a challenge to others."

Your Sign: Capricorn************ Prediction for: April 16, 1943 You are practical and reliable. You will enter history today by unleashing a new power upon the Earth. Your discovery shall be seen as a boon by some and a curse to others.

Albert Hoffman. Dr. Albert Hoffman accidentally ingested his newly created compound while working on developing new medicines. His feet became restless and he became dizzy. He decided to stop work and ride his bicycle home. Upon relaxing at home he fell into a dream-like trance. He saw vivid hallucinations for about two hours. Three days later he deliberately took his compound, LSD 25, to be sure it had caused the hallucinations and confirmed his suspicion.

Your Sign: Cancer********** prediction for: May 29, 1953 You are patient and have romantic notions. Today you will stand taller than anyone else in history. Your triumph will restore vision and confidence to the empire you represent.

Sir Edmund Hillary. Sir Edmund Hillary and his native guide Tenzing Norgay arrived upon the summit of Mount Everest, the highest spot on the planet at 29,028 feet above sea level. Hillary went on to other expeditions but this was his crowning achievement. He returned to Nepal to supervise the building of schools and hospitals and to draw attention to the Sherpa people who moved from Tibet about 500 years ago to be closer to their sacred mountain which they call Chomolungma.