I’ve been a scientist since joining the undergraduate research teams (think grad students for grad students) but it’s only in the last decade or so that I’ve noticed other people seeming to notice.  Sure, it’s one thing being invited to speak at conferences, or being on the board to select SEMI standards, but you know how you really have made it in the industry?  Junk mail.  Although I don’t get junk mail actually related to my official, professional endeavors, I get them in reference to more, shall we say, recreational scientific pursuits:

Mad Scientists get THE BEST junk mail

And sometimes these are actually helpful

Maybe it shouldn’t be, but obtaining the right clone IS a hassle.

But you don’t care about that.  So, on to the horoscope!

Not a whole lot of good news up there, at least not of the “wholesome” variety.  The BARCO Sol-Venus-Mars that is crossed with Terra-Venus-Jupiter indicates success in conducting extramarital affairs, but with one major caveat — don’t do it on/near water.   If you attempt unsanctioned nookie on a boat, you will get caught.

This pass through the year is especially good for Virgos, so enjoy it while it lasts — Mercury never hangs out in a sign for too long (unless it goes retrograde).

Aquarius, in addition to it’s seemingly unending strife from Mars, gets an extra instability whammy from the Moon.  I hope that Rufus has some antibiotic ointment handy, those little bastards can bite.

For those of you in a formalized relationship, things are still good with Venus and Jupiter doing their thing in Scorpio.  It won’t last, so make whoopie while you can.

The grim reaper is still riding a goat.

This is what Saturn in Capricorn looks like