From: usenet@only.tnx   
      
   Ah spring, and in the Northern hemisphere that means the ecliptic inclines   
   steeply up from the Western horizon after sunset.  And that means the next   
   few days are very favorable for viewing this Eastern elongation of Mercury   
   (greatest extent on Monday, the 17th) in the Northern hemisphere.  Look West   
   about an hour after sunset.  Low in sky and a bit to the right of the Moon (and   
   below) will be Mercury, easily the only bright object in the vicinity.  On   
   Friday, the 14th, the crescent moon will still be somewhat close by.  On   
   successive days the Moon will be higher in the sky as it continues its orbit   
   around the Earth.   
      
   --   
   Love to lie and lie to love; hanging on, they push and shove   
   Possession is the motivation, that is hanging up the God damn nation   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)