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I hate Football.
Just for Helen, here is Baby Busch’s Six Month Astro-Outlook.
Kyle Busch, born on 2 May 1985
In a nut shell, he is going to suck.
**(Kidding, look at the very bottom of my post.)
Pluto trine MC: For the common good
Mid January 2009 until mid November 2010:
During this time gradual changes will take place in your [...]
Today is my 51st birthday.
Pardon my perhaps boring musings but…I am going to write them anyway.
Someone emailed me this beautiful letter and made my day.
Happy Birrrrthday to Youuuu,
Happy Birrrrthday to Youuuu,
Happy Birrrrthday Dear Clance’,
Happy Birrrrthday to Youuuu!
A few years back, not so long ago, heaven and earth erupted into a major celebration with the news [...]
Press Release:
MOORESVILLE, NC (January 29, 2009) – NASCAR driver Michael McDowell announced today that he has signed with JTG Daugherty Racing to race the #47 Toyota Camry entry in the 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series. The #47 team, owned by Tad and Jodi Geschickter and Brad Daugherty, a former NBA all-star and current ESPN commentator, is [...]
Here are the 6 month Astro-Prediction’s for Tony Stewart and Ryan Newman. Pay particular attention to The Rocket Man’s ’scope.
Did they make the right decision? Dang straight they did.
Tony Stewart, born 20 May 1971
Jupiter trine Sun: A sense of humor
A transit [...]
I told you that Jimmie Johnson ’scope has him heading out of the good “nothing in the world can go wrong” aspects into some “nothing can go right” aspects.
Has it started already?
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA (TICKER) —Three-time reigning Sprint Cup Champion Jimmie Johnson on Monday had surgery to repair a tendon and nerve after cutting his left middle finger [...]
Robby Gordon was flawless in today’s Score Laughlin Desert Challenge! Dominated the field. He put that hammer down and kicked butt! Slid sideways right through the Checkered Flag!
B.J. Balwin is attempting as we speak, to finish the race backwards! Such determination. No DNF for B.J. if it’s up to him. Hope he makes it cross [...]
Robby Gordon will be starting 2nd today in the Laughlin Desert Challenge in Laughlin, Nev. You can go to PlanetRobby.com to listen to listen to the race live at 1pm PST. Watch the race live here.
PlanetRobby.com is an awesome place to be if you are a Robby Gordon fan. The updates on all he is doing [...]
To ease our NASCAR withdrawals, there is plenty of racing action going on this weekend. The Grand Am Rolex 24 and The NASCAR Toyota All-Star Showdown can fill the addictive needs for a little while!
Live coverage and standing of The Rolex 24 can be seen here, and you can follow the standings at The Toyota All-Star [...]
RTR Becomes WFO Radio on Monday
(For Immediate Release)
Chicago, IL (January 23, 2008) – Are you among those XM listeners that miss “Power Shift” with Joe Castello and Thommy Noodlez? For one night (at least) RaceTalkRadio turns over our airwaves to keep the heart and soul of WFO alive! Join Lori Munro and Dennis Michelsen on [...]
Here are the first six month starter outlook on Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson. Jeff looks good…Jimmie…Well, not so good. Jimmie is coming into some pretty heavy aspect activity for the next few years. It may not affect his performance too much for the first six months of the season, but his major aspects that [...]
Here is a look at some of things we can expect for Carl Edwards in the next six months:
Saturn conjunction Saturn: Pruning your life
Mid September 2008 until end of May 2009:
This is one of the most important times in your life. A major cycle of experience is closing, and great changes are about to [...]
I think I am warming up to Jeff Gordon. This is fantastic.
I promised yesterday on Twitter and Facebook, I would write something about NASCAR today.
Here it is:
Something about NASCAR.
Man! Can that Deedubyuh sing and dance or what?!!
I predict Darrell Waltrip will say Boogity! Boogity!! Boogity!! at least once in the 2009 Season.
Wanna bet me on my prediction accuracies?
“A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.”
Martin Luther King, Jr., Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?, 1967.
May we remember what a great leader and role model he was.
We are blessed to live in this [...]
Guess who’s playing at the celebration of our new President Obama’s Inaugural Ball?
Who wouldathunk it?
Red and white, blue suede shoes, I’m Uncle Sam, how do you do?
Gimme five, I’m still alive, ain’t no luck, I learned to duck.
Check my pulse, it don’t change. Stay seventy-two come shine or rain.
Wave the flag, pop the [...]
Today was an historic day for The Dakar Rally in it’s first year in Argentina-Chile. It is a proud day in American Racing History. There are 2 Americans on the podium, Mark Miller and Robby Gordon. Giniel De Villiers has won The Dakar.
From Robby Gordon.com:
Team Dakar USA Stage 14
Update: Cordoba to Buenos [...]
From Robby Gordon.com:
Cordoba, Argentina (January 16, 2009) – The stage 13 route was changed today due to heavy rain that made many areas along the course impassable through the La Rioja and Cordoba regions. The 13th stage began at CP4, but only consisted of 220 km rather than the scheduled 545 km.
Around kilometer four, Robby [...]
You tell me.
That’s why they have this giant camp and impressive hospital wandering with them.
Sheesh!
Today’s Rally has about killed me in anticipation for the Official results.
Still waiting…Amost Official…I think.
Maybe.
Robby is 11th…no…13th…no 14th…no 16th.
Hoping for a top 20 here and no change in the overall.
Eric Vigouroux still showing a 6th place stage finish and 11th overall. Good for him!
I do know that Mitsu’s Nani Roma has won the Stage 7’18″ [...]
It was a lucky day that no one was killed.
The Monster is on the hunt…and in tracker’s mode. Carlos Sainz is officially out of the race. (Sorry…Yippity Skippity!) Really. I am sorry his navigator broke his shoulder when Sainz goofed up.**and yesterday Sainz thought he had it wrapped up…(sarcastic smirk on my face.)
“Carlos Sainz will not be the winner of the 2009 Dakar. On [...]
From Dakar.com:
STAGE 11: COPIAPO – FIAMBALA
The day’s special stage has been cancelled. As the weather forcast announces heavy fog on the whole route of the stage and as the timing of the stage cannot be altered due to the crossing of the Andes and the crossing of the border between Chile and Argentina, the organizers [...]
Special Alert from Dakar.com
Today, Spanish rider nr 198, Cristobal GUERRERO (48), fell at km 160 of the 10th stage Copiapo-Copiapo. Alerted by the iritrack at 12:38PM, a medical chooper arrived on scene at 1:06PM. The man is in a coma and has been rushed to the Copiapo Hospital where a CT scan will be carried [...]
Robby Gordon and Andy Grider finished 2nd in today’s Stage 10 and are still standing 5th overall.
The Church of The Great Oval
Question of the Day?
What was Robby doing
while Andy had the wheel?
Due to the low volumes of sand, today’s loop at the Copiapo has been shortend by 200km. The route chages from the original route at CP#3 and will head west towards CP5 & 6and follow the initial route to arrival.
Robby Gordon, born 2 January 1969
Overall Theme: In the limelight ***
At this time you are very [...]
Dang Dakar Tracker…
That’s why I say stay tuned for the “Official results”
Robby actually placed third with a time of 2′16″ behind the real winner of the stage Carlos Sainz. Miller placed 2nd with Terranove behind him and DeVillers placing 5th.
Gordon remains fifth overall, trailing Sainz by 1 hour, 34 minutes and 17 seconds.
Officially.
Today’s stage 9 has proved to be quite a race. American Mark Miller (VW) has held on to the lead winning the stage with a time of 4 hours, 33′36″.
Behind him by 3′53″ was Spaniard King Carlos Sainz, with Argentina’s Orlando Terranova coming in at 10′40″ So far… 4th with a time of 12′51″ was [...]
Stage 9: La Serena – Coppiapo
There are 536.42 km (333.3 miles) on the menu for the 9th stage, including a 448.9-km (278.9 miles) timed section, and this is when things get serious, with fast tracks, mountains, but also some imposing dunes to get through, as well as several off-track sections to be negotiated. It will be an [...]
Cough…Cough!!
Stage 8 ~Carlos Sainz arrived in 3 hrs, 47 minutes and 19 seconds. Perhaps Sainz thought he was putting on a clinic today! American Mark Miller has crossed 4 minutes, 12 seconds behind Sainz. Roma followed by 3 seconds.
I am anxious to hear Robby’s recounting of the day’s activities. We know he got into a [...]
The third to start this morning, Robby Gordon got stuck against a rock when crossing a dried river bed after 49 km of the day’s special stage. The American was able to resume after a few minutes, but Spaniard Nani Roma (Mitsubishi) was able to catch up and overtake him as a result.
Right now as [...]
After a good day’s rest Stage 8 begins in Valparaiso and runs north, up the west coast of Chile to La Serena. La Serena is the countries third oldest city, with history and spirituality abounding. Many of the church in the city are over 350 years old.
They will run from sea level up winding fast [...]
Tomorrow is a well needed rest day. Stage 8, a very fast, winding route along the coast from Valparaiso to La Serena take them up the racers up and along the western coast of Chile. They are in territory they will never forget.Valparaiso, which means Paradise Valley, will be a lovely, historical place for the rest.
Former Leader [...]
With a great day behind him Robby Gordon placed 3rd in today’s Stage 7,4 minites and 13 seconds behind the Veedubs, placing him 5th overall.
Saintz (VW) took 1st with Miller (VW) behind him by 2″41. Roma (Mitsubishi) followed at 5″37 and De Villiers (VW) behind him at 7″48′.
Congrats to the Monster Hummer Team Dakar USA [...]
And the flies continue to drop.
After a fire in the engine of his Mitsubishi after 57 km, Frenchman Stéphane Peterhansel reached the 91-km mark on the day’s special 10.40 behind the provisional leader, Spaniard Carlos Sainz. The title holder had to stop again after 80 km due to his engine overheating…Darn!!
As of right now Robby [...]
Robby Gordon, born 2 January 1969
Today may seem depressing and restrictive. You may want to break out of your rut but find that you cannot, because some barrier is holding you back from going out and being yourself. Other people may seem to get in your way and interfere with what you are doing.
Physically and [...]
Special press release from Dakar.com
It is with great sadness that the organization has been informed that rider Pascal Terry (192), 49 years old, has been found dead in the night of January 6th to 7th at 2:10 AM.
The biker was in a very hard-to-reach area in the middle of very dense bush-like vegetation 15m from [...]
Today was the best day so far in the raid as The Monster Hummer proved it’s power. Robby Gordon and Navagator Andy Grider placed 3rd in Stage 5, which moves them up to 7th overall.
From RobbyGordon.com:
Team Dakar USA Stage 5 Update: Neuguen to San Rafael
San Rafael, Argentina (January 7, 2009) – Today’s 506-km special from [...]
The #309 Team Gordon/Grider in the Monster Hummer took 10 in Stage 4 today and are now standing in 9 place overall.
Here are the scope’s for tomorrows stage 5.
Robby and Andy both have some very opposing aspects for Stage 5 but they will also balance the positive and the negative, tho it may not be [...]
Unofficially, Dakar.com tracking shows Carlos Saintz (VW), Nasser Al-Attiyah (BMW), respectively, with 53 seconds between them at KM 419. Having not crossed 419 yet, at KM 368 Robby Gordon and Andy Grider were running 6 minutes and 19 seconds behind Saintz.
Things change so quickly so stay tuned!
STAGE 4 : JACOBACCI – NEUQUEN
488.48 km are on the program of stage 4 including 459.38 of timed route on the same type of terrain as yesterday. Patagonia and its pampa await the contenders for a new fast special stage that might also be treacherous with many potholes and boulders along the route too, without [...]
Well, I must say this morning was a little difficult. Not for Robby necessarily, but for those of us trying to track him. Dakar.com had issues with the tracker today and we played “Where in the World is Robby Gordon?” for hours. Robby seemed to have disappeared after KM 196.
Was it a problem that needed [...]
Here are Robby and Andy’s scopes for tomorrow’s Stage 3 Puerto Madryn to Jacobacci.
From Dakar.com
This is going to be one of the toughest stages in the Rally. Rains have hit the area hard and some of the stagee and time had to be changed. The special program is a tough one, ranging over 600 km. It [...]
I wish I was rich!
Let’s not forget there are other classes beside’s Robby running in this.
Love the Trucks!
UPDATE from DAKAR.com :
Pending validation of the results, Spaniard Carlos Sainz (VW) won his 10th stage on the Dakar and his first of this 31st edition, 1.14 ahead of Frenchman Stéphane Peterhansel (Mitsubishi) and 1.56 in front of South African Giniel de Villiers (VW). Sainz also takes the lead in the general standings and now leads team-mate [...]
Here are the horoscopes for the 2nd Stage of the Dakar. Stage 2 run from Sta Rosa de la Pampa to Puerto Madryn. The special is 237 km and connectionos 600 km for a total of 7837 km or 520.087687902369 miles.
Here the scope’s for Robby Gordon and Andy Grider. Note the stress.
Robby Gordon, born 2 January [...]
From Dakar.com:
20:35 – Car
Stage 1 summary
Pending validation of the results, Qatari Nasser Al-Attiyah (BMW) won the first special stage, taking charge of the general standings, 2.17 ahead of Spain’s Carlos Sainz (VW) and 2.40 in front of South African Giniel de Villiers (VW). In the Open category, the stage victory went to Robby Gordon (Hummer), [...]
