Tropical Astrology Research Google Group

Good transits for dangerous situations

2009-09-17T21:53:22Z

Hi All,

I've finally begun working with multiple factors for transits to see
what types of events occurred more often under certain transits in the
data being used - (mostly timed and un-timed chart and event data from
Astrodatabank).

So far, I've looked at 120 categories of events with 8 aspects chosen

Five databases

2009-09-15T18:45:11Z

Hi All,

Many of us often discuss what sort of things happen under various
transits or how various natal factors manifested in people's lives,
but usually we're working with a minimal amount of data, or if we
~can~ find lots of data in Astrodatabank etc, it's often difficult or
impossible to process it within a reasonable amount of time to get

Re: Fw: JS2 problems

2009-08-30T10:12:35Z

Hi Ray,
             Absolutely, I wonder what most of them use it for.
               Keep up the good work,
                Graham.

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I was just thinking how unbelievable it is - 15 years of displaying

Re: Fw: JS2 problems

2009-08-30T04:52:10Z

I was just thinking how unbelievable it is - 15 years of displaying
tables
in a research program that allegedly display:
* Proportion of total
* Percentage of total
* Proportion of average
* Percentage of average
for
* Birth hours
* Birth years
* Birth latitudes
* Birth longitudes

and all we have ever seen displayed for 15 years is 6292 zeros

Re: Fw: JS2 problems

2009-08-30T00:27:00Z

Hi Ray,
             Sorry don't get the joke here, can you explain about Ripley's ?
                         Cheers,
                             Graham.

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Re: Fw: JS2 problems

2009-08-29T22:44:16Z

RM: Yes, but think of the publicity for the program if it gets shown
on "Ripley's Believe it or not" - you know, a summary you're having
when you are not having a summary of birth data :-))

Ray

Re: Fw: JS2 problems

2009-08-29T18:42:28Z

Hi Ray,
Here is a link that you might like to try, which Roy Gillett has sent me:

Firstly, the easy answer. There is a Jigsaw user's
Forum provided by Astrolabe at
[link]
It is moderated by Madalyn Hollis-dineen who is the

Re: Fw: JS2 problems

2009-08-29T15:41:06Z

On Aug 29, 11:47 pm, Graham Douglas <ondastropic...@yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:

Hi Graham,
It sounds like it could be a ram problem - not that I really
understand ram on PC's like I do on Macs - where you can dedicate ram
to any given program. My 300MHz m/c has 192MB and the 1000 MHz m/c has
248 MB and I just noticed on the Esoteric Technologies site that

Re: Fw: JS2 problems

2009-08-29T14:47:52Z

Hi Ray,
Thanks a lot for doing that. I've tried it on about 5 different machines over the last few years always with the same result and with every version current at the time.
I'm sure you are right about the size of the market, but if it was the program I still thought they should have fixed it by now. When I first bought it I fortunately ran a test with some known data and found two different problems that gave the wroing results and they did a patch pretty quickly. If I hadn't done this I'd have gone a long way down the wrong track with my work. I also felt that they should have been a bit apologetic and appreciated that I'd done a bit of free testing for them.

Re: Fw: JS2 problems

2009-08-29T11:52:09Z

[....]

RM: It sounds like the problem has been your PC's because I just tried
it with that Military file on my 300Mhz and 1000 Mhz machines with
identical setups of Jigsaw and found everything worked as it should.
I must add that there are a couple minor differences in the way the
two PC's handle Jigsaw at times, but I forget what they are now, but I

Fw: JS2 problems

2009-08-29T10:06:40Z

Hi,
       Here is the decription of another annoying bug that I have been getting for a long time, in case anyone wants to try with their version. Please let me know what happens.
              By the way, who are you supposed to contact in Oz for JS support ?
            Over here its Roy Gillett who is always willing but some things need referring to the programmers.

Re: venus/merc in the 12th

2009-08-28T17:02:56Z

RM: Hey, you have to believe it. For now as far as astrological
research is concerned here, it's like the song in that great movie "An
affair to remember" -- "Close your eyes, make a wish and you're
there" (or in the ballpark anyway).

I found while writing various research software and utilities that

Re: Anyone there using Jigsaw found this bug ?

2009-08-28T16:22:46Z

Yes, my version of Jigsaw (2.0.15) shows zero for that total as well,
and I agree that we should get together to complain and offer
suggestions. This group would be a good place to discuss and collate
all known problems in Jigsaw or in any other software that is related
to astrological research. At one time I started a Yahoo group for

Re: venus/merc in the 12th

2009-08-28T13:26:18Z

Hi Linda,

I use SolarFire v5.1

For the Solomon's temple foundation, I just punch-in '30 Dec 0967 BC', and out it pops.

Also, I've since noted that into the future, two Grand-Shekinah cycles (1440 yrs x 2) after the 0967 BC foundation stone ceremony, brings time to the year 1913, when the U.S. Federal Reserve Act was passed, just after that's year's winter solstice. The Shekinah conjunction partiled during the second week of January 1914; see 06:40 LMT Jerusalem on January 13, 1914: VE = 15-Cp-02 & ME = 14-Cp-34, then compare it with the 0967 BC when @ 8:15 a.m. = VE 14-Cp-56 & ME 15-Cp-05.

Re: venus/merc in the 12th

2009-08-28T11:49:21Z

thank you both for the information
its very fascinating... cant believe you took the time to research your database for me
very kind..
john.. ive been reading The keys of Hiram... so your book will be
quite an interesting ... companion
what program do you use to cast a pre CE chart?
im having problems with my program at the moment?