FIJISUN aries
March-21 to April-20
caNcer
June-22 to July-23
libra
September-24 to October-22
capricoN
December-23 to Januar-20
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A favorable new year is ahead. Your creative and artistic talents will get a stage and will be recognized. You will spend a great deal of you time with your family members and relatives. Some tensions at home may come up but will soon get straightened out with the help of the older members of the family. Morale boosting developments may happen. Profits through partnership are indicated. Overspending on general items may need a check. Any changes in the financial arrangements should be undertaken with great care and caution. Your health also need attention as some of you may not feel at par.
A mixed month. The new year requires you to present your original ideas and thoughts to your associates and superiors. Changes are indicated during this period. Important decision regarding the future of the family members should be taken in consent with them also. The second half of the month indicates creativity and artistic tendencies, which is capable enough to attract others and appreciate your talents. Do not make a new start in the business field.
This is a normal and routine month for you. Persons who have been doing a lot of gadding about over the festive season should try now to spend more time in the company of other embers of the family. During the second half of the month be careful in whom you put your trust. You must be guided by your own intuition while taking final decisions. The last week id the time to make changes in any investments you possess.
This is a helpful month. Your desire to enjoy life will keep you fit and in a positive frame of mind in the first half of the month. No doubt some will go at it too hard in an effort to make the most of time available. Major travel can best be undertaken in the second half of the month. There should be opportunity to combine work with pleasure.
STAR AGE taurus
April-21 to May-20
leo
July-24 to August-23
scorpio
October-23 to November-22
aquaries
January-21 to February-19
The month is positive and optimistic in outlook. You will be in a happier and easygoing mood throughout the month, especially in the first half of the month. The routine will continue and you will push yourself hard as ever to gain the social and financial status. Travel regarding job or business will work out well enough. You must avoid the extravagant and self-indulging tendencies in the second half of the month. By the time the last week of this month will arrive, you will be prepared to shell out a little on a few luxuries and even in having fun. Take it nice and easy.
You will enjoy a happy month. The start of the month will be a sign of relief. You can start to get thing moving again. You will receive some news, which will leave you filed with optimism. Have the sensitivity to realise that the family needs your support. You will find it necessary to make a snap decision before other people make there. During month-end, there may be a god chance for participating in joint study group with like minded people.
This is a variable month. The first half of the month is rather boring period at work as associates may be unwilling to help you in even small tasks. Superiors will understand you this time. During the second half of the month if you are traveling for business purposes, you may not be too upset about working overtime.
This is a pleasant month. Some of you cannot afford to beat about the bush. Your should lay your cards on the table. It would seem that you have been keeping certain emotional feelings bottled up inside you. The second half of the month mixed. Be extremely cautious if you are doing business with distant people. Health may be a bit of problem in the last week of the month.
February-2013
gemiNi
May-21 to June-21
virgo
August-24 to September-23
sagittarius
November-23 to December-22
February-20 to March-20
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This is a promising month for many of you. A meeting of influential people will have a very favorable impact on your present projects. It is important to stay in the good graces of superiors at the time when they seem to be handling out favors. During the second half of the second half of the month rest your ambitions. The last week may be tedious but there will be time to get some personal matters so you will not feel that the time is wasted.
An important month for you. Your mate or partner is likely to give you all the moral support that your require. This will help you handle both your personal problems and matters connected with your business life. During mid-month members of your family may become a bit demanding. Health of some loved one may need some attention. Some of you will have to face reality and settle for dealing with mundane jobs in the second half of the month.
The month of January is capable of fulfilling many of your desires. The first week of the new year is favorable for you from all the angles, Be it financial or professional. Some very good opportunities may come your way. The second week of the month requires you to finish your pending work at your place of employment. In the third week, you will be able to impress your superiors or other influential people through your hard work and efforts.
This is a pleasant month. Some of you cannot afford to beat about the bush. Your should lay your cards on the table. It would seem that you have been keeping certain emotional feelings bottled up inside you. The second half of the month mixed. Be extremely cautious if you are doing business with distant people. Health may be a bit of problem in the last week of the month.
California budget plan has surprise: a surplus Continues from page1 That would leave a surplus of $851 million, in addition to a projected $785 million surplus for the current fiscal year, which ends in June, allowing the state to put $1 billion toward a rainy day fund. As recently as November, the state budget watchdog, the Legislative Analyst's Office, projected a $1.9 billion gap. Brown also sees balanced budgets for the next four years. Spending in the upcoming year is set to rise $4.7 billion from the current 2012-13 budget. Schools and universities will get a $4 billion boost, health spending will rise $1.2 billion, while transfers to local governments will drop $2.1 billion. The 74-year-old governor said he aimed to focus education spending on the neediest students and
districts, such as kids in poor areas like Compton, California. But Brown, a Democrat with a national reputation as a liberal, plays up his penny pinching in California. He has repeatedly stressed the need for spending restraint. The finance department estimates there is still a $28 billion "Wall of Debt" built up over years of internal borrowing, as well as more than $100 billion in unfunded liabilities in state-backed retirement health and pension systems. In the municipal bond market, where the yield spread between California bonds and triple-A debt shrank in 2012, prices did not move. Standard & Poor's Senior Director Gabriel Petek said Brown's budget proposal is encouraging and could help
California Governor Jerry Brown speaks at a news conference in Los Angeles, California in this file photo taken August 28, 2012. California's economy is on the mend, but Governor Brown is ‌ more expected to take a cautious approach to spending when he unveils his state budget plan on Thursday.
California's credit quality strengthen. Standard & Poor's in November said California, its lowestrated state at A-minus, may be in line for an upgrade it if maintains fiscal discipline. Petek is heartened by Brown's caution, as the governor said the state's finances
face risks stemming from talks in Washington over the federal budget, potential lawsuits, health-care cost increases and an uncertain economic recovery. "A lot rides on the economy ... If the economy were to retrench, it puts them in a hard spot because a lot
of the levers have already been pulled," Petek said, referring to spending cuts imposed in recent years. Brown warned the state not to get exuberant over its improved finances. "It's very hard to say no. That's going to be my job," he said. Some liberal lawmakers hope to restore cuts to health and welfare programs of the last few years after Democrats won a supermajority in the legislature in November's vote, giving them the power to raise taxes without Republican support. State Senate budget committee head Mark Leno, a Democrat, said he expects a smooth budget process despite the call for restraint, embracing the idea that the state's finances should "hold steady." But Leno wants to let local
governments raise spending and has proposed a state ballot initiative that would be put before voters by lawmakers to make it easier to raise property taxes to fund schools. Democrats and their allies who eager for more spending are calling for closing "loopholes" more than suggesting outright tax hikes. California Labor Federation chief Art Pulaski echoed Brown's caution and called for a review of tax breaks. Republican State Assembly Leader Connie Conway backed Brown's messages of fiscal restraint and support for education. Brown will present a revised budget plan in May after his finance department has a better outlook on the state's revenue trend. That plan will set the stage for final budget talks.