50 Years of ACS!

Thomas Canfield It was on the Vernal Equinox of 1973 that Neil Michelsen incorporated Astro Compluting Services. He did not plan it that way. He had filled out the incorporation papers, and had not gotten around to filing them   On March 20, 1973, he finally decided to stop at the state office and make …

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The Crosses of Winter

One of the most popular songs of the Christmas season is the classic “There’s no place like home for the holidays.”  The song lists all of the pleasures waiting at a family gathering, though it does admit “From Atlantic to Pacific, Gee, the traffic is terrific.”  However, the indications in the Winter Solstice chart suggest …

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Cometh the Dawn

Thomas Canfield The Lunar Eclipse for November 8, 2022 (set for Washington D.C. at 6:02 am) falls just before dawn, and it will be a busy time for the Full Moon energy. It is the day for the Mid-Term Elections, and the Moon is conjunct Uranus and the North Node. No doubt thousands of electronic …

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What Lies Beneath

Thomas Canfield      Looking at the Solar Eclipse chart (10-25-2022, Washington D.C., 6:49 am), it appears we are in for a major blast from the talking heads. Mercury is on the Ascendant, conjunct the Part of Fortune, with a Grand Trine in Air to Mars in Gemini and Saturn-Vesta in Aquarius. The resounding theme …

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The unsung hero of acs

 In 1990, when Neil Michelsen passed away, little did he know that his legacy would be maintained by a chemical engineer who graduated from Louisiana Christian University. For the past 14 years, ACS has been financially assisted by Jim Jossick, the husband of Maria Kay Simms. While Maria set the course for the company, Jim …

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