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Thursday, July 20, 2006 | A glance at tomorrow... PLANET WAVES is supported by your subscriptions. It's true that you get lots without paying anything; we are always doing more for all our readers, those who subscribe and those who don't. Here is a taste of what we offer: http://planetwavesweekly.com/dadatemp/1144288280.html Please be as committed to us as we are to you. You can sign up for as little as $8.95 per month, by choosing the Paypal monthly option -- or you can sign up for a full year for just $1 per week; or become a sustainer or supporter and get a full year subscription plus access to our new Eros area. This does not just make a difference in how Planet Waves functions -- it makes ALL the difference, because we're supported entirely by your subscriptions. NO stupid, ugly ads for shit you don't need or care about, NO hidden backers, NO government funding -- you are our sponsor. As a subscriber, you'll receive a higher level of service, with my weekly horoscope and birthday report, many cool features, and extra archives going back four years; and for Eros members, lots of other great stuff and the ability to meet other readers of Planet Waves. Here is the signup page: http://planetwavesweekly.com/sales/home.html We need you. Please take out your credit or debit card now, click the link, and sign up. You can call in your order, and if you're short on cash, you can click on the link and call up our troll-free number, talk to Chelsea down in Florida, and request a comp subscription. We will be happy to give it to you. If you need a discount rate, we can give you that too. But If you're working, and value Planet Waves, and come back frequently or feel like you've made a special discovery by stumbling upon our project, please sign up. It's easy, it's inexpensive, and you get a lot for your money. And so do we. Here is what our subscribers say, nearly 80% of whom say they are VERY SATISFIED with our services, but these testimonials are better than statistics: http://www.planetwavesweekly.com/feedback.html Here is the introduction to tomorrow's edition: LOOKING for astrological metaphors to explain the feeling of the times we're living in, I keep coming back to Neptune in Aquarius. Yesterday, researching a different subject -- corporations and a form of government called corporatism -- I found a recent sociological study that to me reveals the essence of Neptune in Aquarius. The research, published last month, shows that more people have nobody to talk to about important matters. Indeed, it was the most common response, or "mode" in the study. Of those people who do share the intimate details of their lives with others, the number of confidants declined from nearly three to two over the past 20 years. | ||||||
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