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*=@>= % ==< = C> > =>;==== = =-;====.The one who is the master of his orher own actions will change. Thisweek the most successful approachfor self-direction will be gentle, le-nient and nurturing. Make it so that ifyou mess up, you can always tryagain. The feeling that once youbreak the rules there is no goingback only makes people vulnerableto a fully escalated binge.

A%IE& (March 21-April 19). You don'thave to be in a room with prettythings to dream pretty dreams, but ithelps. When your environment islovely, you think differently. It be-comes easier for you to picturebeauty and attract more of what youfind so pleasing. This week brings in-spiring environments, and you'll feelright at home in fantastic settings.

A%& (April 20-May 20). You may

drift off task more often than usual,but you can trust that it's a wise par tof you that is driving the action. Thispart of you is instinctual and canmake sense of all that's happeningon a subconscious level. This part ofyou has the broad view and issmarter than the part of you thatmade the task list.

GEI!I (May 21-June 21). Youwouldn't judge a worm by its ability tofly any more than you'd judge a birdby its tunneling prowess. Your abili-ties are very different from the abili-ties of those you work with this week,and that's what makes a project suc-

cessful. Use your gifts without com-paring them. Compete only withyourself.

CA!CE% (June 22-July 22). Time'sinfluence on your happiness can beunpredictable. An act of temporarypassion ultimately may cause unhap-piness, and the action that seemsmore like duty than fun may con-

tribute to long-term happiness. Itbenefits you to try on different per-spectives before you make a deci-sion.

LE" (July 23-Aug. 22). You could usea bold new idea this week. Ofcourse, you don't conjure such ideasby commanding yourself or others tohave them. The way to generate orinspire truly creative thoughts is topractice the art of humble inquiry. Inother words, ask a better question,and ask it in a way that makes theworld open up.

I%G" (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You willbe even choosier than usual aboutthe jobs you take on. You know that ifyou're going to do something, you'renot going to merely do a good job. Toeverything you do, you bring a wowfactor, and it takes time and energyto go the extra mile. You want tomake sure the effort is worthy of you.

LIB%A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). It takesheart to create strong, deep relation-ships, and heart is something youhave a lot of this week. You won't beinterested in increasing the numberof shallow relationships in your life.One profound connection will domore for your soul than a millionfriends on a social networking siteever could.

&C"%#I" (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Theweek's events will inspire you to letgo and trust yourself. When you dosomething that takes courage, yougain confidence in return. This is trueregardless of whether the coura-

geous act ultimately was successfulor not. The risk you take on Thursdaywill have long-term positive effects.

&AGIA%I& (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Inthe past, there have been timeswhen you gave up too soon, andthat's part of why you are so deter-mined not to make the same mistakenow. You admire people who push

through tribulations and keep going,and this week you will be such a per-son. You'll inspire others to havegreater willpower, too.

CA#%IC"%! (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Atthe center of your being is the youwho knows what's good and right foryou. Believe in and communicatewith this person often. When you en-gage this center-being in conversa-tion, you won't always hear what youexpect or even what you'd like tohear, but you can trust the value ofthe message.

A$A%I& (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Youhave a special way of putting things.Your words will create a soft glowaround whatever you speak of. Thisis all part of your charm, which thestars amplify this week, especiallybefore Wednesday. The latter part ofthe week calls for a more direct ap-proach. Don't be afraid to ask forwhat you want.

#I&CE& (Feb. 19-March 20). You arenot only easy to get along with thisweek, but you're also the person whohelps everyone else get along.Mostly you accomplish this by settinga positive tone. You'll derive a greatdeal of pleasure from teamwork, andthe knowledge and success you gainare the happy outcroppings of yourstellar attitude.

HI& EEK'& BI%HDA&: You getbetter at tending to your own needsand as a result see improved healthand happiness. There's an impulsivequality to the next 10 weeks. Trainyourself to be patient so you'll makegood decisions. Socializing becomesa priority when you meet a fun groupthis month. December brings thechance to be a star on the job. Yourbiggest investment of 2013 starts topay off in February of 2014. You willtravel for work in March and forpleasure in June. July is the most ro-mantic month.

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of neurons. Some signals travel as slowly as half a meter per sec-

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study whether changes suchas the dog being walkedless often or notbeing fedregu-larlycan

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The Eau GallieVeterinary Hospital inMelbourne, Fla. hasstarted regularly uti-lizing humorousmessages, such asNo hump Wednes-days 10 percent offspay and neuter. Theclever and comicalsigns are thebrainchild

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ager Gemma Millar, whosays they are a fun way toget peoples attention andpromote preventive care andthe benefits of spaying andneutering. The signs have in-creased the clinicsspay/neuter appointmentsand even brought in newclients.

Everyone knowsthat black is chic, sophisti-cated and goes with every-thing. So why are black dogsand cats so difficult toplace? Shelter employeesand humane organizationsagree that the animals tendto stay longer than lighter-colored pets, possibly be-cause they are difficult tophotograph, blend intobackgrounds, ormaybe just look alittle scary.Sheltersare

working to improve theirchances by putting colorfulbandanas on black animals,putting up bright backdropsin their kennels to help themstand out, and having theirpictures taken by profes-sional photographers.

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