Eris/Sun conjunction

Diana Ross (born Diane Ernestine Earle Ross on March 26, 1944) is an American singer and actress, whose musical repertoire spans R&B, soul, disco, and pop. Ross first gained prominence as lead of the successful girl group The Supremes, before establishing a successful solo career in 1970. During the 1970s and 1980s, Ross became one of the most successful female artists of the rock era, also crossing over into film, television and Broadway. Over the course of her career, Ross has been awarded a Tony Award for the music special An Evening with Diana Ross (1977), seven American Music Awards, and a special Golden Globe for her leading role in the Billie Holliday biographical film Lady Sings the Blues. In addition, Ross has been nominated for twelve Grammy Awards and an Academy Award.

In 1976, Billboard magazine named her the female entertainer of the century. The Guinness Book of World Records declared Diana Ross as the most successful female music artist of the 20th century with a total of seventy charted hits in the UK in 1993 and was later bested by Madonna. As a solo artist, Ross became the first female artist to score six number-one hit singles. She is also one of the few artists to have two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as a solo artist and as member of the Supremes.

Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan but briefly lived in Bessemer, Alabama due to her mother's illness, Ross' family moved to Detroit's Brewster-Douglass housing projects when Ross was fourteen. The following year, Ross began her music career with Mary Wilson, Florence Ballard and Betty McGlown as the doo-wop quartet the Primettes, a sister group to The Primes. After signing to Motown Records in 1961 and replacing McGlown with Barbara Martin, they changed the name of the group to The Supremes. Barbara Martin left the group shortly afterwards, and The Supremes carried on as a trio".

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"Ross' first solo LP, Diana Ross, featured her first solo number-one hit, "Ain't No Mountain High Enough".

After a half-year of recording material with various producers, Ross settled with the production team of Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson, the creative force behind Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell's hit duets. Ashford and Simpson helmed most of Ross' first album, Diana Ross, and would continue to write and produce for Ross for the next decade.

In May 1970, Diana Ross was released on Motown. The first single, the gospel-influenced "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)", peaked at #20 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album's second single, a cover of Gaye and Terrell's 1967 hit "Ain't No Mountain High Enough", was an international hit, and gave Ross her first #1 pop single as a solo artist. "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" garnered Ross a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female.

In 1971, Motown released Ross's second album Everything is Everything, which garnered Ross's first UK number one solo single, "I'm Still Waiting". Several months later, Ross released Surrender, which garnered the top 20 pop hit, "Remember Me". That year, Ross hosted her first solo TV special, Diana!. Featuring guest appearances by The Jackson 5, Bill Cosby and Danny Thomas, Ross' special continued her popularity with her middle of the road fan base.

By this point, Motown Records had relocated to the West Coast, specifically Hollywood. Berry Gordy decided it was time the company ventured out once more in new territory, so he focused much of his attention on developing a motion pictures company and set his sights on making Ross a movie star.

In late-1971, it was announced that Diana Ross was going to play jazz icon Billie Holiday in a Motown-produced biographical film loosely based on Holiday's autobiography, Lady Sings the Blues. From the moment the film was announced, critics ridiculed Ross throughout the media: Ross and Holiday were miles apart from each other in style and appearance. Ross soldiered on, immersing herself into Holiday's music and life story. Diana actually knew little about Holiday, and wasn't a big fan of jazz in general. She did not attempt to imitate Holiday's voice, instead, Ross focused on adapting Holiday's vocal phrasing. According to a television documentary, Ross studied Holiday's character so well that Motown executive Suzanne de Passe says Gordy told her to "put a little Diana back into it".

Opening in October 1972, Lady Sings the Blues was a phenomenal success, and Ross' performance drew universal rave reviews. The movie co-starred Brian's Song star Billy Dee Williams, who played Holiday's lover, Louis McKay. Also appearing was, in his film debut, comedian and actor Richard Pryor, who played the "Piano Man". In 1973, Ross was nominated for both the Golden Globe and the Academy Award for Best Actress. Winning a Golden Globe for Best Newcomer, Ross lost the Best Actress Oscar to her friend Liza Minnelli, for her role in Cabaret. The soundtrack album for Lady Sings the Blues went to number-one album on the Billboard 200 for two weeks, and reportedly sold 300,000 copies during its first eight days of release. The soundtrack also garnered accolades for Ross, as critics praised her for "suggesting Billie Holiday" with her delivery and expertly capturing Holiday's intricate phrasing.

In 1971, Ross and Motown labelmate Marvin Gaye had begun an album of duets. The two singers clashed over Gaye's refusal to stop smoking marijuana in the studio to appease Ross, then pregnant with her second child Tracee Ellis Ross. As a result, the duets album, Diana & Marvin, was completed in separate studios in 1972. Upon its 1973 release, Diana & Marvin proved to be a success, with their cover of The Stylistics' "You Are Everything" becoming a Top 10 hit in the United Kingdom.

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In 1975, Ross again co-starred with Billy Dee Williams in the Motown film Mahogany. The story of an aspiring fashion designer who becomes a runway model and the toast of the industry, Mahogany was a troubled production from early on. The film's original director, Tony Richardson, was fired during production and Berry Gordy assumed the director's chair himself. In addition, Gordy and Ross clashed during filming, with Ross leaving the production before shooting had been completed. While a box office hit, the film was not a critical success: Time magazine's review of the film chastised Gordy for "squandering one of America's most natural resources: Diana Ross."

Ross hit number-one on the pop charts twice in 1976 with "Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)", and the disco single "Love Hangover". The successes of these singles made her 1976 album, Diana Ross, her fourth LP to reach the Top 10. In 1977, her Broadway one-woman show earned the singer a special Tony Award. That same show was televised as a special on NBC and later released as "An Evening with Diana Ross."

That same year, Motown acquired the film rights to the popular Broadway play The Wiz, an African-American reinterpretation of L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Although teenage Stephanie Mills, a veteran of the play, was originally cast as Dorothy, Diana Ross convinced Universal Pictures producer Rob Cohen to have Ross cast as Dorothy, As a result, the eleven-year old protagonist of the story was altered into a shy twenty-four year old schoolteacher from Harlem, New York. Among Ross' costars in the film were Nipsey Russell, Ted Ross, and her former label mate and protégé Michael Jackson from the Jackson 5. Upon its October 1978 release, the film adaptation of The Wiz was a costly commercial and critical failure, and it was Ross' final film for Motown. The album, however, went gold selling in excess of 850,000 copies.

Diana Ross' landmark 1980 album, diana, was her final LP for Motown Records before leaving for RCA the following year. "diana" was her most successful studio album to date, peaking at number-two on the Billboard 200 chart for three weeks and selling over six million copies.

Resuming her becalmed singing career in 1979, Ross re-teamed with Nickolas Ashford & Valerie Simpson for the album The Boss, which became Ross' first gold-certified album (Motown sales records before 1977 were not audited by the RIAA, and therefore none of Motown's pre-1977 releases were awarded certifications). In 1980, Ross released her first RIAA platinum-certified disc, the six-million plus selling "diana," produced by Chic's front men Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards. The album included two of Ross' most successful and familiar solo hits, her fifth number-one single, "Upside Down", and the Top 5 single "I'm Coming Out". Ross scored a Top 10 hit in late 1980 with the theme song to the 1980 film It's My Turn. The following year, she collaborated with former Commodores singer-songwriter Lionel Richie on the theme song for the film Endless Love. The Academy Award-nominated "Endless Love" single became Ross' final hit on Motown Records, and the Number One Record of the year. Feeling that Motown, and in particular Gordy, were keeping her from freely expressing herself, and not according her financial parity, Ross left Motown for $20 million contract to sign with RCA Records, ending her twenty-year tenure with the label. The Ross-RCA deal was the most money ever paid to an artist until Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince and Janet Jackson all signed deals many years after Ross'. When "Endless Love" hit number-one in 1981, Ross became the first female artist in music history to place six singles at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, surpassing Barbra Streisand's five number-ones and Donna Summer's four number-ones. Endless Love by Diana Ross and Lionel Richie was and still remains the most successful duet in pop history.

Ross' career during the 1980s and 1990s

Why Do Fools Fall in Love was Ross' debut LP for Ross Records distributed by RCA Records.

Diana Ross' RCA Records debut, the platinum-selling Why Do Fools Fall in Love, was issued in the summer of 1981. The album yielded Top 10 hits such as the title track "Why Do Fools Fall in Love", a remake of the 1956 Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers classic of the same name, and the single "Mirror Mirror".

In 1983, Ross reunited with former Supremes Mary Wilson and Cindy Birdsong for the television special Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever. The three singers performed their 1969 number-one hit "Someday We'll Be Together", although altercations on stage between Ross and Wilson became an issue during the taping of the special.

Wilson conspired with Birdsong to take a step forward every time Ross did. Wilson did not follow the script set by producer Suzanne DePasse which did not go over well with Ross. Ross was to introduce Berry Gordy, however Wilson took it upon herself to do so, at which point Ross pulled Wilson's hand down and said "It's been taken care of." Ross then proceeded to introduce Gordy herself. These incidents were excised from the final edit of the taped special, but still made their way into the news media; People magazine reported that "Ross [did] some elbowing to get Wilson out of the spotlight."

Later that year, Ross held a much-heralded concert in Central Park, the proceeds of which were to go towards building a playground in the singer's name. Fifteen minutes into the show, which was being filmed for Showtime cable television, it began to rain, and as she urged the crowd of 300,000 to safely exit the venue, Ross announced that she would continue the performance the next day.

Ross' actions drew praise within the mainstream press. That next day, over 500,000 people came back for one of the largest free concerts in the park's history.

However, the second show generated controversy. New York mayor Ed Koch objected to the expenses of a second show. To settle the matter, Ross personally wrote a check for an estimated $250,000 to cover the remaining costs. Although Koch's objections slowed the progress, the Diana Ross Playground was finally built three years later.

Other hit singles recorded by Ross for RCA included "Muscles" (1982), "Swept Away" (1984), "Missing You" (1984), "Eaten Alive" (1985) and the UK number-one single, "Chain Reaction" (1986). Hit albums during this period included the gold-certified albums, Silk Electric and Swept Away, the latter being the last top forty charted album in Ross' career for two decades. While Ross continued to have success overseas as the 1980s continued, she began to struggle on the United States Billboard Hot 100 chart. In 1989, after leaving RCA, Diana Ross returned to Motown, where Ross was now both a part-owner and a recording artist.

In 1989, Diana Ross released her first Motown album in eight years, the Nile Rodgers-produced Workin' Overtime. Despite a top three R&B hit with the title track, the album failed to find a pop audience in America, much as Ross' later RCA releases has. Subsequent follow-ups such as 1991's The Force Behind the Power, 1995's Take Me Higher and 1999's Every Day is a New Day produced the same results in the US however, charted in the United Kingdom.

Ross still had success with her latter-day Motown albums in the United Kingdom and Europe, however, scoring Top 10 Hits with "When You Tell Me That You Love Me" (1991), "Take Me Higher" (1995) and "Not Over You Yet" (1999). Ross was a halftime performer at Super Bowl XXX in 1996. In 1999, Diana Ross was named the most successful female singer in the history of the United Kingdom charts, based upon a tally of her career hits. Fellow Michigan songbird Madonna would eventually beat Ross out as the most successful female artist in the UK. In 2002, Diana Ross and Motown parted ways.

Diana Ross returned to acting in the ABC telefilm, Out of Darkness (1994), in which she played a woman suffering from schizophrenia. Once again, Ross drew critical acclaim for her acting, and scored her third Golden Globe nomination for acting.

Ross co-starred with R&B singer Brandy in the ABC television movie Double Platinum in 1999.

In 1999, Ross co-starred with young R&B singer Brandy for the ABC television movie Double Platinum playing a singer who neglected her daughter while concentrating on her career.

Diana Ross was a presenter at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards, held that September. She shocked TV viewers when she grabbed rapper Lil' Kim's exposed breast, reportedly amazed at the open brashness of the rapper showcasing her body? A month after the Lil Kim incident, authorities at London's Heathrow Airport detained Ross for assaulting a female security guard. Angered over a "body search" by the guard that she felt was invasive, Ross had fondled the woman back. The singer was arrested but was later released.

In 2000, Ross announced a Supremes reunion tour, again with former band mates Mary Wilson and Cindy Birdsong, called Return to Love. Wilson and Birdsong declined the tour because of a reported difference in pay offered to each member: Ross was offered $15 million while Wilson was offered $3 million and Birdsong less than $1 million. They were replaced by latter-day Supremes Lynda Laurence and Scherrie Payne. It should be of note that both Lynda Laurence and Scherrie Payne were members of the Supremes after Diana Ross had left The Supremes. Despite a respectable opening in Philadelphia, the"Return to Love" tour was canceled after nine dates, because of lackluster ticket sales.

In 2005, Diana Ross returned to the charts with a pair of duets. "I Got a Crush on You" was recorded with Rod Stewart for his album The Great American Songbook, and reached number nineteen on the Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary chart.

Another duet, recorded with Westlife, was a remake of Ross' 1991 number-two UK single, "When You Tell Me You Love Me", and reached number-two in the UK just as the original had.

In 2006, Motown released a shelved Ross album titled Blue, which was a collection of jazz standards recorded after Ross filmed Lady Sings the Blues. Released in June to stellar reviews, Blue peaked at number-two on the jazz albums chart. In August, it was announced that Ross would release a new studio album of classic rock and soul standards on the EMI label Angel Records. The album, titled I Love You, was released on October 2 around the world, and then saw release in North America on January 16, 2007, on the Manhattan Records/EMI label. The new album proved to be a comeback of sorts, peaking at number thirty-two on the pop albums chart, making it Ross' first top forty US pop album since 1984's Swept Away. Since its release in 2007, EMI Inside reports that I Love You has sold more than 100,000 copies in the USA and 38,000 in the United Kingdom.

In January 2007, Diana appeared on a number of TV shows across the U.S. to promote her new album and began touring in the spring. She also appeared on American Idol as a mentor to the contestants Diana's United States "I Love You" tour has garnered very positive reviews, and her European tour commenced on May 6, 2007.

Ross was the second of six children born to a Baptist family by Fred Ross, Sr. and Ernestine Moten in Detroit, Michigan. Her sisters Barbara and Rita did not venture into show business. Instead, Barbara Ross became a doctor, while Rita Ross became a schoolteacher. Ross' younger brother Arthur "T-Boy" Ross was a successful songwriter for Motown, composing hits for Marvin Gaye, the Jackson 5, and others alongside Leon Ware. Ross' youngest brother, Wilbert "Chico" Ross, was a dancer on Ross' tours.

Ross married music business manager Robert Ellis Silberstein in August 1971.

Robert Ellis Silberstein and Diana

After divorcing him in March 1977, Ross publicly dated actor Ryan O'Neal and rocker Gene Simmons of the group Kiss, before marrying Norwegian tycoon Arne Næss Jr. in October 1985. After a long-distance marriage, Næss made headlines in 1999 announcing his split from Ross, which was finalized in February 2000.

Ross is the mother of five children. She and Gordy are the parents of Rhonda Suzanne Silberstein (born 1971), now known as Rhonda Ross Kendrick. Ross and Robert Silberstein are the parents of Tracee Joy Silberstein (born 1972), now known as Tracee Ellis Ross, and Chudney Lane Silberstein (born 1975), now known as Chudney Ross. Ross Arne Næss (born 1987) and Evan Olaf Næss, now known as Evan Ross (born 1988), are the children of Ross and Arne Næss".

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DoB: 26/3/1944 Time: 23:46 (-4:00 EST/W) GMT Time: 03:46 day after

Reference: The Gauquelin's data collection: Gauquelin Report on American Data', 1982

Astrological Setting (Tropical - Placidus)

RIYAL Mon March 27 1944 UT 3h46m00s Lat42n20 Lon83w03 SORT ALL

Planet	Longit.	Latitude	Declin.	Const.	H.D.	Period	Inclin.	O. Range
CZ118	0Le14 r	19n59	39n33	Lyn	74.3	1263	27.7	38.0->195.
SQ73	0Ca14	17n03	40n29	Aur	19.6	74	17.5	14.8->20.6
Ceres	1Ca01	6n05	29n31	Aur	2.6	5	10.6	2.5->3.0
RR43	1Aq42	17s14	36s31	Mic	39.7	282	28.5	37.2->48.8
SA278	2Pi28	4n59	5s57	Aqr	74.8	881	16.3	32.8->151.
Neptune	2Li47 r	1n26	0n13	Vir	30.3	166	1.8
FZ53	2Pi50	27n23	15n07	Peg	34.3	115	34.9	12.3->35.1
DH5	3Aq00	13n10	6s40	Aql	30.0	103	22.5	13.9->30.0
Apollo	3Le03 r	8n13	27n28	Cnc	2.3	2	6.3	0.6->2.3
KX14	3Vi35 r	0s19	9n55	Leo	40.3	244	0.4	37.5->40.6
TY364	3Aq41	7n45	11s48	Cap	41.3	241	24.9	36.0->41.4
Typhon	3Ar46	0n31	1n58	Psc	48.6	232	2.4	17.4->58.1
Damocles	4Pi01	28n40	16n42	Peg	14.3	40	62.1	1.6->22.0
Apogee	4Vi08	2n38	12n27	Leo
XX143	4Vi34 r	5n35	15n02	Leo	25.4	77	6.8	9.7->26.4
XR190	4Ta37	31n45	42n27	And	61.3	431	46.6	52.3->61.8
Nessus	4Ta38	1n18	14n18	Ari	36.1	122	15.7	11.8->37.4
Node	4Le41 r	0n00	19n06	Cnc
FP185	4Ca42	30s36	7s13	Mon	63.8	3369	30.8	34.4->415.
RD215	4Cp47	23n39	0n16	Oph	52.3	1322	25.9	37.5->203.
Eris	5Ar27	25s20	21s00	Cet	96.5	556	44.0	37.7->97.5
Uranus	5Ge39	0s04	21n11	Tau	19.3	85	0.8
Vertex	5Ca39
GZ32	6Ta06	13s39	0n39	Cet	26.0	111	15.0	18.0->28.1
Midheav	6Vi08	0n00	9n16	Leo
Sappho	6Sa08	1n32	19s49	Sco	2.5	3	8.6	1.8->2.8
Phaethon	6Ta17	10n07	23n08	Ari	2.4	1	21.8	0.1->2.4
VR130	6Sc19 r	2n03	11s42	Lib	33.0	117	3.5	14.8->33.1
Sun	6Ar22	0n00	2n32	Psc	1.0	1	0.0
Pluto	6Le31 r	5n36	24n04	Cnc	37.8	251	17.1	29.9->49.7
RM43	7Aq38	20s18	37s52	Mic	57.6	850	28.8	34.9->144.
FZ173	8Ca02	12n37	35n48	Aur	60.3	805	12.7	32.6->140.
RL43	8Li17 r	5n45	2n00	Vir	25.4	122	12.3	23.7->25.6
BU48	8Aq17	1n19	16s56	Cap	32.1	191	14.3	20.4->45.8
OM67	8Sa29 r	23s10	44s31	Nor	51.4	965	23.4	39.2->156.
MW12	8Li30 r	2n04	1s29	Vir	52.1	311	21.5	39.6->52.1
Thalia	8Cp48	2s10	25s19	Sgr	3.0	4	10.2	2.0->3.2
Ixion	9Li23 r	17n40	12n30	Vir	49.1	249	19.6	30.1->49.1
Iris	9Ta27	1n33	16n07	Ari	1.8	4	5.5	1.8->2.9
TD10	9Sc36 r	3n27	11s25	Lib	63.8	921	6.0	12.3->177.
Heracles	9Ar43	6n03	9n24	Psc	2.9	2	9.4	0.4->3.2
RZ215	9Sc47 r	22s24	35s48	Cen	55.7	1019	25.4	31.0->171.
Okyrhoe	10Aq32	10n59	7s00	Aqr	10.6	24	15.6	5.7->11.1
GM137	10Ar39	13s59	8s39	Cet	9.0	23	15.7	7.1->9.1
Pallas	10Ta40	24s31	8s19	Eri	2.4	5	34.8	2.1->3.4
Chiron	10Vi52 r	5s29	2n25	Sex	8.7	51	6.9	8.5->19.0
XZ255	11Le00 r	2n16	19n39	Cnc	16.3	64	2.6	15.5->16.5
Flora	11Sa25	6n40	15s32	Oph	2.5	3	5.9	1.9->2.5
Ceto	11Ar28	7s58	2s48	Cet	52.7	1025	22.4	17.7->185.
YQ179	11Ta47	19s04	2s49	Eri	64.6	843	20.8	37.2->141.
Dioretsa	12Ar12	18s48	12s28	Cet	45.2	116	160.3	2.4->45.2
Venus	12Pi21	1s17	8s07	Aqr	0.7	1	3.4
Amor	12Ar32	3s33	1n41	Cet	2.8	3	11.9	1.1->2.8
96PW	12Vi35 r	10n39	16n40	Leo	73.6	3598	29.5	2.6->467.0
Toro	12Ca35	13s45	9n09	Mon	1.3	2	9.4	0.8->2.0
QD112	12Ge45	13n49	36n01	Aur	28.0	83	14.5	8.0->30.1
OP32	12Sc46r	18n30	2n00	Vir	39.0	284	27.1	38.7->47.8
VQ94	13Ar04	44s54	35s44	For	77.5	2647	70.6	6.7->376.0
Moon	13Ta04	5s01	10n58	Ari	1.0	0	5.1
FY9	13Ca19r	13n40	36n22	Aur	44.7	310	29.0	38.5->53.1
Elatus	13Sa34r	1n44	20s42	Oph	13.8	44	5.6	7.4->17.7
TL66	13Aq46	23n37	5n59	Del	54.9	752	24.0	34.9->130.
Logos	14Ge19	2s24	20n09	Tau	40.5	306	2.9	39.8->51.1
Teharonhi	14Sa42r	2s00	24s33	Oph	43.6	291	2.6	42.7->45.2
AZ84	14Ta42	5n52	21n52	Ari	44.1	248	13.5	32.5->46.4
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TX300	14Cp52	17s24	39s53	CrA	38.3	283	25.9	37.9->48.2
Bienor	15Ar16	12n34	17n34	Psc	17.2	67	20.7	13.2->19.8
WL7	15Li16 r	2s14	8s04	Vir	21.6	91	11.1	15.0->25.4
Huya	15Ca19r	13s47	8n52	Mon	44.4	250	15.5	28.8->50.5
PJ30	15Vi20 r	4s32	1n36	Leo	40.1	1404	5.6	28.7->222.
Orcus	15Ge20	4n05	26n41	Tau	38.1	247	20.5	30.7->48.2
TC302	15Pi35	22s57	26s40	Scl	62.3	409	35.1	38.7->71.5
Mercury	15Ar47	0s01	6n12	Psc	0.3	0	7.0
PN34	16Le03 r	5s31	10n45	Cnc	44.7	173	16.6	13.5->48.6
Vesta	16Ge10	0s42	22n02	Tau	2.6	4	7.1	2.1->2.6
Icarus	17Aq23	8s36	23s48	Cap	2.0	1	23.0	0.2->2.0
Jupiter	17Le29 r	1n05	16n37	Leo	5.4	12	1.3
Radamantus	17Ge37	11n54	34n42	Aur	33.0	246	12.7	33.0->45.5
Echeclus	17Aq51	2n38	12s58	Aqr	6.0	35	4.3	5.8->15.6
Amycus	17Ar51	11n39	17n44	Psc	34.8	125	13.4	15.2->34.9
Deucalion	18Le26 r	0n22	15n39	Leo	46.5	296	0.4	42.0->46.9
Crantor	18Pi34	9s36	13s21	Aqr	22.6	85	12.8	14.0->24.7
AW197	18Ge45	15n08	38n02	Aur	52.6	326	24.3	41.4->53.4
VS2	18Aq57	4n05	11s16	Aqr	39.5	246	14.8	36.2->42.2
CO1	19Pi35	19s06	21s36	Aqr	28.1	94	19.7	10.9->30.5
Asbolus	19Ge43	16n59	39n58	Aur	23.3	77	17.6	6.9->29.3
BL41	20Vi03 r	13s43	8s40	Crt	10.6	31	13.4	7.2->12.7
QB243	20Ca27r	4n11	26n01	Gem	42.6	206	6.8	15.4->54.3
UX25	20Aq32	17n23	1n53	Aqr	48.4	277	19.5	36.2->48.7
Saturn	20Ge50	1s04	22n03	Tau	9.0	30	2.5
Chaos	20Pi57	10s06	12s52	Aqr	47.4	308	12.0	40.7->50.4
Sedna	21Ar10	10s02	1s04	Cet	112.9	11734	12.0	75.9->956.
GV9	21Ca10r	15s26	6n32	CMi	40.5	275	22.0	38.9->45.7
CR105	21Ta24	21s46	2s57	Eri	47.5	3432	22.7	44.1->411.
Varuna	22Ar33	16s09	6s14	Cet	40.7	281	17.2	40.7->45.1
Ascend	22Sc38	0n00	18s26	Lib
Cyllarus	22Li48 r	6n22	2s57	Vir	33.5	134	12.6	16.4->36.1
Pholus	22Cp52	3n25	18s08	Sgr	31.6	90	24.8	8.6->31.7
Eros	22Aq56	0s31	14s22	Cap	1.8	2	10.8	1.1->1.8
SB60	23Sa03r	7s44	30s59	Sco	38.1	272	24.0	37.5->46.4
OX3	23Sc19r	1s49	20s22	Lib	46.0	181	3.3	17.5->46.4
QB1	23Cp26	1s59	23s22	Sgr	42.7	289	2.2	40.8->46.6
XA255	23Ar34	12s20	2s19	Cet	48.9	162	12.7	9.3->50.1
Hylonome	23Ar43	1s49	7n31	Psc	30.5	125	4.2	18.8->31.2
CF119	23Ta50	18n11	36n16	Per	60.3	849	19.7	38.7->140.
CY118	24Ge14	24s56	1s36	Ori	58.1	877	25.6	34.7->148.
Thereus	24Ge14	18s15	5n06	Ori	12.5	35	20.4	8.6->12.7
TO66	24Cp46	24s15	44s56	Sgr	40.0	283	27.4	38.0->48.1
MS4	24Li52 r	3s30	12s53	Vir	45.3	271	17.7	35.8->47.9
PB112	24Sa53r	15s28	38s48	Sco	63.3	1098	15.4	35.3->177.
Chariklo	25Li18 r	25s00	32s49	Cen	13.2	63	23.4	13.1->18.6
Pelion	25Ge34	5s50	17n33	Tau	22.5	90	9.4	17.5->22.6
Diana	25Sc47r	11s11	30s03	Lup	2.6	4	8.7	2.1->3.2
Juno	25Pi50	0s06	1s45	Psc	2.3	4	13.0	2.0->3.4
Astraea	25Pi54	2s03	3s31	Psc	2.9	4	5.3	2.1->3.1
KF77	26Ge08	4n10	27n33	Tau	31.9	133	4.4	20.0->32.2
RZ214	26Sa26	16n22	7s03	Oph	45.1	768	20.5	36.7->131.
Aura	26Ge58	9n46	33n11	Aur	2.7	5	10.5	2.7->3.4
CO104	27Aq29	1s19	13s35	Aqr	27.4	118	3.1	20.4->27.6
GB32	27Ca51r	12s08	8n42	CMi	70.3	3143	14.2	35.6->393.
LE31	27Ta58	20s17	0s06	Eri	11.3	23	152.3	4.3->11.9
GQ21	28Ca06r	12s58	7n50	CMi	51.1	925	13.4	38.4->151.
UJ438	28Li30 r	3s21	14s04	Vir	13.5	74	3.8	8.3->27.1
UR163	28Cp33	0s03	20s30	Sgr	37.1	367	0.8	36.9->65.5
OO67	29Sc03r	20n06	0s18	Ser	70.6	12578	20.1	20.8->1060
Quaoar	29Vi18 r	1s14	0s52	Vir	44.9	288	8.0	42.2->44.9
Mars	29Ge22	2n04	25n31	Tau	1.6	2	1.8
Hephaistos	29Ar29	1n12	12n25	Ari	3.1	3	12.5	0.4->4.0
Psyche	29Cp33	2n10	18s08	Cap	2.9	5	3.1	2.5->3.3
HB57	29Ca37r	15s12	5n21	CMi	65.3	2103	15.5	38.3->290.
RN43	29Sc54r	15n44	4s44	Oph	41.9	267	19.3	40.6->42.3
Pylenor	29Ge57	3s50	19n37	Ori	21.3	69	5.4	11.7->21.8

Focused Minor Planets

Uranus = 5 Ge 39 Sextile

Pluto = 6 Le 31 r Trine

Vertex = 5 Ca 39 Square

UX25 = 20 Aq 32 Semisquare

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Moon = 13 Ta 04 Square

FY9 = 13 Ca 19 r Quincunx

VQ94 = 13 Ar 04 Sextile

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Orcus = 15 Ge 20

Mercury = 15 Ar 47 Sextile

Huya = 15 Ca 19 r Semisextile

AW197 = 18 Ge 45

Jupiter = 17 Le 29 r Sextile

Node = 4 Le 41 r Semisquare

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OO67 = 29 Sc 03 r

Mars = 29 Ge 22 Quincunx

Quaoar = 29 Vi 18 r Sextile

HB57 = 29 Ca 37 r Trine

Neptune = 2 Li 47 r Trine

Typhon = 3 Ar 46 Sextile

Saturn = 20 Ge 50 Trine

CR105 = 21 Ta 24 Square

Chaos = 20 Pi 57 Semisextile

Eris = 5 Ar 27 Semisquare

Venus = 12 Pi 21 Sextile

96PW = 12 Vi 35 r Trine

Amor = 12 Ar 32 Semisextile

Flora = 11 Sa 25 Quincunx

Neptune = 2 Li 47 r Quincunx

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Astrological Setting (Sidereal - Fagan/Bradley)

RIYAL Mon March 27 1944 UT 3h46m00s Lat42n20 Lon83w03 SORT ALL

Planet	Longit.
CY118	0Ge16
Thereus	0Ge17
TO66	0Cp49
MS4	0Li54 r
PB112	0Sa56 r
Chariklo	1Li20 r
Pelion	1Ge36
Diana	1Sc50 r
Juno	1Pi53
Astraea	1Pi56
KF77	2Ge11
RZ214	2Sa29
CE10	3Sa18 r
CO104	3Aq32
GB32	3Ca53 r
Bacchus	3Aq55
LE31	4Ta00
GQ21	4Ca09 r
UJ438	4Li32 r
UR163	4Cp35
OO67	5Sc05 r
Quaoar	5Vi21 r
Mars	5Ge25
Hephaistos	5Ar32
Psyche	5Cp36
HB57	5Ca39 r
RN43	5Sc57 r
Pylenor	6Ge00
CZ118	6Ca16 r
SQ73	6Ge17
DA62	6Aq56
Ceres	7Ge03
RR43	7Cp44
SA278	8Aq30
Neptune	8Vi50 r
FZ53	8Aq53
DH5	9Cp02
Apollo	9Ca06 r
RP120	9Li06 r
KX14	9Le37 r
TY364	9Cp44
Typhon	9Pi48
Damocles	10Aq04
Apogee	10Le11
CC22	10Ge28
XX143	10Le36 r
XR190	10Ar39
Nessus	10Ar40
Node	10Ca44r
FP185	10Ge44
RD215	10Sa50
Eris	11Pi30
Uranus	11Ta41
Vertex	11Ge41
GZ32	12Ar09
Midheav	12Le10
Sappho	12Sc11
Phaethon	12Ar19
VR130	12Li22 r
Sun	12Pi24
Pluto	12Ca34r
RM43	13Cp41
FZ173	14Ge04
RL43	14Vi19 r
BU48	14Cp19
QF6	14Cp30
OM67	14Sc32r
MW12	14Vi32 r
Thalia	14Sa51
Ixion	15Vi26 r
TD10	15Li39 r
Heracles	15Pi46
RZ215	15Li50 r
Okyrhoe	16Cp34
GM137	16Pi42
Pallas	16Ar43
Chiron	16Le54 r
XZ255	17Ca02r
Flora	17Sc27
Ceto	17Pi30
YQ179	17Ar49
Venus	18Aq24
Amor	18Pi34
96PW	18Le37 r
QD112	18Ta47
OP32	18Li49 r
Moon	19Ar06
VQ94	19Pi06
FY9	19Ge22r
Elatus	19Sc36r
TL66	19Cp49
RG33	20Ta16
Logos	20Ta21
Teharonhi	20Sc44r
AZ84	20Ar45
EL61	20Ca54r
TX300	20Sa55
Bienor	21Pi18
WL7	21Vi18 r
Huya	21Ge21r
PJ30	21Le22 r
Orcus	21Ta23
WN188	21Pi23
TC302	21Aq37
Mercury	21Pi49
PN34	22Ca06r
Vesta	22Ta13
Icarus	23Cp25
Jupiter	23Ca31r
Radamantus	23Ta40
Echeclus	23Cp54
Amycus	23Pi54
Deucalion	24Ca29 r
Crantor	24Aq37
AW197	24Ta48
VS2	25Cp00
CO1	25Aq38
Asbolus	25Ta46
BL41	26Le05 r
QB243	26Ge30r
UX25	26Cp34
Saturn	26Ta53
Chaos	27Aq00
Sedna	27Pi12
GV9	27Ge12r
CR105	27Ar27
Varuna	28Pi35
Ascend	28Li40
Cyllarus	28Vi50 r
Pholus	28Sa54
Eros	28Cp58
SB60	29Sc06r
OX3	29Li21 r
QB1	29Sa29
XA255	29Pi37
Hylonome	29Pi45
CF119	29Ar53

Focused Minor Planets

Uranus = 11 Ta 41 Sextile

Pluto = 12 Ca 34 r Trine

Vertex = 11 Ge 41 Square

UX25 = 26 Cp 34 Semisquare

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Moon = 19 Ar 06 Square

FY9 = 19 Ge 22 r Quincunx

VQ94 = 19 Pi 06 Sextile

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Orcus = 21 Ta 23

Mercury = 21 Pi 49 Sextile

Huya = 21 Ge 21 r Semisextile

AW197 = 24 Ta 48

Jupiter = 23 Ca 31 r Sextile

Node = 10 Ca 44 r Semisquare

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OO67 = 5 Sc 05 r

Mars = 5 Ge 25 Quincunx

Quaoar = 5 Vi 21 r Sextile

HB57 = 5 Ca 39 r Trine

Neptune = 8 Vi 50 r Trine

Typhon = 9 Pi 48 Sextile

Saturn = 26 Ta 53 Trine

CR105 = 27 Ar 27 Square

Chaos = 27 Aq 00 Semisextile

Eris = 11 Pi 30 Semisquare

Venus = 18 Aq 24 Sextile

96PW = 18 Le 37 r Trine

Amor = 18 Pi 34 Semisextile

Flora = 17 Sc 27 Quincunx

Neptune = 8 Vi 50 r Quincunx

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Perhaps, some provisional keywords for Eris:

Sharply and Harshly Discordant

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Juan Revilla's remarks about Eris/Diana Ross, at:

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Posted to Centaurs (YahooGroups) on July 23, 2007

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