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Canadian actor Leslie Nielsen passed away on Nov 28 of complications from pneumonia. He was 84.
Born in 1926, Nielsen was a double Aquarius, a rare astrological combination, with both sun and moon in the sign. The sign of the forward-thinking, the have both sun and moon in the sign of the Water Bearer suggests a streak of genius, an immensely outgoing nature, and world fame. Nielsen was a full-time actor for more than sixty years, with over 1,500 films to his credit as well as a long span on television, in both serious and comedic roles… an incredibly hard worker, Nielsen didn’t hit fame until he was 62, with the Naked Gun films, an inspiration to all.
Fans of Leslie Nielsen will most certainly be repeating that classic bit of Airplane! dialogue today (as well as its rejoinder: “I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.”). Nielsen, a journeyman actor who later found fame with comedy roles in Airplane! and The Naked Gun series, died late Sunday afternoon of complications from pneumonia, E! News has confirmed. He was 84.
“We are saddened by the passing of beloved actor Leslie Nielsen, probably best remembered as Lt. Frank Drebin in The Naked Gun series of pictures, but who enjoyed a more than 60 year career in motion pictures and television,” a rep for Nielsen’s family tells E! News.
Nielsen passed away in a hospital near his Fort Lauderdale, Fla. home surrounded by his wife and close friends. Nielsen had reportedly been hospitalized for nearly two weeks prior to his death.
What are your own favorite Leslie Nielsen moments from his many films?
Sad news… Paul, the psychic octopus who rocketed to world fame earlier this year for successfully predicting the outcome of World Cup matches (and giving rise to a host of imitators), has died at the age of 2. It’s a sad moment in the California Psychics office. Read on…
Paul, the prognosticating octopus who enthralled millions of people by correctly predicting the outcome of several World Cup matches this year, died of natural causes in Berlin, CNN.com reported Tuesday.
“We are consoled by the knowledge that he enjoyed a good life here,” said Stefan Porwoll, manager of the Oberhausen Sea Life Center in western Germany. “He will be sorely missed.” Read the rest of this entry »
Tarot is very easily misunderstood – after all, there are so many different decks, explanatory books and ways of reading. I’ve been reading tarot for the past 12+ years and would like to share my interpretation of the “step-children,” i.e. the most misunderstood and often feared cards in the deck:
XIII – Death
This is actually one of my favorites. Death usually means rebirth, a new beginning, and a brand new start – a death to one’s old way of being. Where the Tower foretells a certain disruptive energy, the Death card generally shows that a certain process has already run its course, and the individual is now experiencing relief and new energy. This card means that the worst is over, and from here one starts anew. It usually tells me that the person has done “the work,” and is now being rewarded with a new start. Therefore, this is actually one of the most positive cards in the deck. Read the rest of this entry »
Linton writes:
Dear Liam,
I am a person who loves sex. Recently I broke up with my “girlfriend.” It was due to me being sick of having to beg her to just give oral sex. It just made me very angry at how other couples enjoy sex so often, while I had to suffer with this girl and just accept not getting oral sex. Am I really so unlucky? Read the rest of this entry »
Can some of your problems be traced to previous lifetimes? The effects of past-life victimization can hold us back until the trauma is healed. Here are a few signs that will help you tell whether you were a victim in a past life.
Fears and phobias that cannot be linked to early or traumatic experiences often trace to previous lifetimes. A fear of being attacked when alone is an obvious example. Claustrophobia can be traced to the experience of having been imprisoned or held hostage. For example, my son was born with a fear of being hit and would flinch for no reason. By the time he was a few weeks old, he looked around and appeared pleasantly surprised to realize no one would hit him. Later, memories surfaced of having been an abused child in his previous lifetime. Some phobias are more obscure, but the main key to them being from a past traumatic experience is a sudden sense of panic that seems to scream, “No! It can’t happen again!” Read the rest of this entry »
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