SGC Admin Moon Phase: Current Sun Sign:

Full Moon July 12 2014 in the sign of Capricorn Goes void off course then moves into Aquarius

Our Lady becomes full on July 12 2014 in the sign of

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Capricorn… 

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Capricorn is practical, organized and business like. So you can bet that when the moon is full in this sign the focus is most likely to revolve around duty.

The moon, while in this sign may also encourage us to be cautious about everything and maybe just a little more pessimistic than usual. It’s a great time to tend to family business matters, act responsibly and take charge of something going on in your life.  

If you have unresolved issues of a practical nature, or you want to change your phone/cable provider now might be the time to tackle such things… :) 

Don’t become overly business like though, as you may end up losing your sense of emotion and upsetting those who have a more sensitive nature. 

This Full Moon is likely to effect those born under a Capricorn sun, moon or who have a strong Saturn influence in their chart. Also those who have any signs/planets in the 10th house. Aspects from the natal chart to the progressed chart may also play a role for some people during this full moon. 

The Moon Void Off Course: 

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The moon will be void off course from July 12 2014 at 9:56 pm until she rests in the sign of Aquarius at 11:07 pm: 

When the moon is void off course she isn’t “committed” to a sign. She is in fact, having a well deserved break from it all. And while this may be a good thing for the moon it isn’t always a good thing for us. When the moon is in a sign she projects the traits of that sign unto/into us. The moon represents our reactions, emotions and moods. We therefore react to emotional situations in the “form” of the sign the moon is visiting, or “committed” to. 

Because the moon isn’t really “working” while she is VOC we may not always know how we should react to something or someone, or we may get our feelings mixed up, which in turn may prompt us to do or say something we either wouldn’t normally do or say or we may regret our decisions at a later date, by which time the “damage” may already done…  

Therefore, it is strongly suggested that all important decisions and choices be put aside until the moon has settled herself into her new sign. Just hang on for one more day or a few hours if possible and you might be happy you did. 

Taking care of duties and mundane tasks is suggested during this time if it is at all possible and while making plans is always encouraged, putting those plans into action might work out better if you wait until the moon is happily visiting with a sign. 

 

Greta McKenzie June 25 2014: edit: July 8 2014:

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Notice of Participation at a Commission Meeting: The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commision

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  • Event: Notice of (Public) Participation at a Commission Meeting:
  • Held By: The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC)
  • Report: CNSC staff present their report on CNSC Staff Integrated Safety Assessment of Canadian Nuclear Power Plants for 2013: 
  • Report Includes: Assessment of the safety performance at each NPP: Makes Generic observations and identifies trends for the nuclear power industry as a whole: Annual update on the implementation of safety enhancements by licenses in the response to the Fukushima Daiichi (Japan) Accident: Updated status of Fukushima action items. Annual Update on the Darlington nuclear project. 
  • Date: August 20 2014
  • Location: CNSC Public Hearing Room 14th floor: 280 Slater St. Ottawa, Ontario
  • Time: As set by the agenda published prior to the meeting date

Notes:

  1.  The Public is invited to comment, in writing: Written submissions must be filed with the Secretary of the Commission by JULY 17 2014:  
  2. Please Include, your name, address and contact information. The Report is available on-line after June 17 2014 on the CNSC website:

 

source: Whitby This Week: June 19 2014 Edition

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New Moon: June 27 2014 in Cancer:

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This Months New Moon falls in the sign of Cancer

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The moon is at her most nurturing while in the sign of Cancer. Her concerns are primarily for her family and her home.

We can be more understanding and sympathetic towards others during this time and may have the urge to pay a little more attention to our loved ones. Be careful of becoming “needy” or dependant as this can be annoying to some.

It’s a great time to spend time puttering about the house, cooking and entertaining family….

Watch out for being overly sensitive or getting caught up in “imaginary” slights 

Emotions can run high while the moon is here

Cancer is Ruled by the Moon

Those who have the following in their charts are likely to be more affected by this New Moon: 

  • Sun in Cancer: 
  • Moon in Cancer: 
  • Sun in the 4th House:
  • Moon in the 4th House:
  • Transits to the New Moon: 

 

The new moon is a great time to start something new. :)

Greta McKenzie: SGC Admin: 05/30/2014

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Town of Whitby Summer 2014 Programs.. :)

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  • Program(s): Town of Whitby Summer 2014 programs: Registration is ongoing.
  • Contact Link: www.whitby.ca/smartlink to register online..
  • To Register in person at a location nearest you… 
  • Brooklin community Centre and Library: 8 Vipond Road
  • Whitby Civic Recreation Complex: 555 Rossland Road East
  • Iroquois Park Sports Centre: 500 Victoria Street West
  • Whitby Seniors Activity Centre: 801 Brock Street South

You may also contact the following with your questions. 

Community and Marketing Services Department: 500 Victoria Street West, Whitby

905-430-4310: Email: parks.rec@whitby.ca

 

source: Whitby This Week June 12 2014 Edition

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Thank You & news from Environmental Defense

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From Environmental Defense…. 

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“Thank you!” It’s a phrase that we can’t say enough to all of our supporters. Thank you for helping us make a difference by making a donation, signing one of our petitions, attending one of our events, and so much more. We couldn’t do our work without you!

Take a moment and watch this special video featuring one of our supporters and celebrity partners, Bruce Cockburn, who has a few words to share. Thank you to Bruce and all the sponsors and guests who made our recent Gala such a huge success!

Smaller than you might think – the role of renewables in Ontario residential electricity bills

In Ontario, there’s been a lot of rhetoric about the role renewable energy plays in rising electricity costs. It’s true that electricity costs have gone up. But it’s not true that renewables are to blame for that increase.

We recently released Your Home Electricity Bill: A study on the costs in Ontario. The study contains data from Power Advisory, an independent energy consulting firm, that crunched the numbers and found out how much the average Ontario resident will pay for renewable energy on a monthly bill this year and in 10 years. The answer? Not as much as you might think.

This year, non-hydro renewable energy (wind, solar and bioenergy) will account for just 9 per cent of the average residential electricity bill in Ontario. That’s pretty small. By 2024, renewable energy will account for just 16 per cent of the average residential bill. The study also explains other factors behind the rising prices.

Renewable energy is the best option for our environment, and with the costs of it dropping fairly quickly, it’s appealing for our wallets too. For more on the study, click here.

Introducing Energy East — an export pipeline that’s our risk and their reward

TransCanada’s controversial Keystone XL pipeline project generates a lot of headlines. But did you know another risky TransCanada project – even larger than Keystone – is on the horizon and could put hundreds of communities across Canada at risk of an oil spill?

TransCanada’s Energy East is a pipeline plan to get tar sands oil from Alberta to the east coast. The plan would see an old natural gas pipeline converted to ship heavy oil from Alberta through to Ontario, and a huge new pipeline built across Quebec and New Brunswick. The oil would then be exported through massive new export tanker terminals in the St. Lawrence River, and the Bay of Fundy.

As a new report shows, Energy East is an export pipeline – not a made-in-Canada energy solution. Energy East would carry 1.1 million barrels of oil per day. Of that, between 750,000 to 1 million barrels would likely be exported unrefined via tankers.

Learn more about this risky pipeline. Live in Ontario? Tell the Ontario Energy Board to say no to this risky pipeline.

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