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by: Zak Zaikine • Editors: Karin O’Keefe-Sack and Melanee Reynolds


Sebastopol, CA. ~ Happy New Year everyone! We enter Janu- ary with the full on energy of Capricorn, our cardinal Earth sign. The


nimble goat control at can


climb the steep mountain side, achieveing their own climate


dizzying heights. As mentioned in Decem- bers column, it may be a real challenge to keep up with them. So it might just be a good thing to let them meet their own chal- lenges. Join them on their side after they have plant- ed the fl ag atop the mountain and risked the blinding snow to achieve the goal. Speaking of heights,


a stable and fi xed Air sign joins us in the third week of the month. It is like a high pressure sys- tem that


has


stopped and meta- phorically grounded itself. Aquarius can, like the prevailing winds, begin to dis-


sipate and search for new ac- tivities to pursue. As with other fi xed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scor- pio, they can be old souls and great phylisophical detectives. They are excellent protectors of the family.


Aquarians can present a re- gal quality that attracts all who come in contact with the water barer. She radiates a halo of compassion, truth and beauty. Forming the halo around the high mountain peaks that Cap- ricorn just ascended, she pro- tects and says “ Safe decent stoic mountain goat climber and I will join you in a celebra- tion with the fog maiden on the valley fl oor.” Happiest of Birthdays Capri-


corns and Aquarians. The offer I made back in No- vember to answer one major


“The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend.” ~ Robertson Davies


question/thought for you was greatly appreciated by me as I was able to go to uncharted gal- axies as it helped me explore deeply this science of the stars- Astrology. Thank you to all you folks and hopefully you found a benefi t from my insights to the questions you asked.


As we speed through our galaxy in rocket ship Earth, may this New Year bring your dreams to


reality. Let me


again extend a free one- ma- jor- question/thought to you all for the month of January. I will need your day/year/time/ location -of- birth. Born in the Outback? Get the time as close as you can. But, for all you ladies running for Pres- ident I will need


within minutes. Speaking of the Outback, it


might serve men a whole lot of good to go out there and bring your tools of courage


birth time two


ess!


and honesty rather then weap- ons and guns. Contemplate how to bring peace and stabil- ity to your own lives. Bringing peace and harmony to all our lives-the patriarch has had its run. For our survival the fi erce loving feminine energy is now fl owing. It will not stop. Our selves, our communities, and our societies around the globe seek balance and sanity. Your astrological sign is a


constant, however it is main- taining a conversation with the electromagnetic energy of the cosmos. The planets and stars are al- ways there to guide us. As a former car builder back


in 1962 I was awarded the Cars Magazine award for Best Cus- tom Car of the Year presented at


Hartford Autorama. I equate this honor as getting an Oscar for car builders. So to equate cars to people-lots of companies lots of models. Take care and stay true to


the


yourself and you will live a happy prosperous life. Main- tenance is the key word and so the same for your car. You can take this and drive off into the sunset/sunrise. And yes, check all engine lights on your dash- board and your own personal chakra points.


“Best wishes for a Happy and Healthy New Year!”


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UPBEAT TIMES, INC. • January 2018 • 23 FOGBELT Weird Facts & Trivia - 6


had Prometheus Barrel Aged Sour.


This is farmhouse style sour ale aged in Sauvignon Blanc barrels with brettanomy- ces, common bacteria used in souring beers. Sour beers can be cellared for a long time and will improve with age.


This


one had a 7.9% ABV and 51 IBU. Crisp and tart, a very re- freshing drink.


Besides great beers they also


offer a great menu. From ap- petizers to brewery favorites the menu adds as much creativ- ity as the brewers. The food I tried was all excellent. This is a great place to bring out-of-town guests or meet up with friends after work.


They offer Trivia


Tuesday and Comedy Night the fi rst Sunday of each month. Visit their web site for details at fogbeltbrewing.com or call them at 707-978-3400


The botanical name for the poppy fl ower means ‘sleep bearing.’ Poppies were even used in the Wizard of Oz to put Dorothy to sleep. The seed does not have this ef- fect. Poppy seed was used as a condiment as early as the fi rst century A.D.


One of Mark Twain’s favorite meals was pan fried porterhouse steak with mushrooms and peas.


In the early 19th century a ‘porter house’ was a coach stop where travelers could dine on steak and ale. In the U.S. around 1814, a porter house keeper in New York City began to serve this steak, and it gained widespread popularity.


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