New Year's Day

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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Eve

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Day

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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Eve

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Day

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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Eve

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Day

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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Eve

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Day

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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Eve

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Day

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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Eve

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

Friends as Cheerleaders - Looking Up Newsletter

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October 8th, 2012
Looking Up Newsletter
Good morning,

We spotted a display of Christmas music at the store yesterday. I passed on the idea. If I start now, I will be sick of it before Halloween. That is just a tad too early.


take care,
Skye Thomas

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Beyond the Inner Critic

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Inspirational Articles For Getting Past Those Days When Nothing Seems To Be Going Right

Voices: Divinity or Insanity?


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Quote of the Week:

Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work. – Aristotle

Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. - T. S. Eliot, Poet

Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose. - Bill Gates



Feature Article of the Week:


Cheerleaders
This article assumes that you have chosen a goal, dream, or task for yourself. You may or may not have started implementing your step-by-step plans yet. Are you a bit shaky in your faith though? Maybe you have a tendency to doubt your ability to carry this thing out to completion. You need a support system that will hold you up when the road gets rocky.

Think about the people you know. Who believes in you? Who do you think would believe in your goal? Ask them to be your cheerleaders. Do not be discouraged if there is only one person whom you feel is truly safe and will give you unconditional support. Whether it is one person or one hundred does not matter. You decide how many cheerleaders you need for any given dream and which ones to choose.

Tell them your dream. Do not be squeamish or shy about it. Just say it aloud. Ask that they hold you to your highest potential and help you to not make excuses when you are afraid and want to quit. They will say yes and do it for you or you would not have chosen them to be your cheerleaders.

Jennifer and I had been friends for about three years when I had finally decided to start my own business as a motivational speaker and writer. I had been telling everyone for years that I would be doing this “someday”. While staying the weekend with her, she asked me how my new career was going. I told her I could not do it because I had been overcome by fear and doubt. I recited for her all the logical fears and doubts that I had come across. I pointed out how outsiders were also bringing up these same concerns and therefore they must be real and valid. There were just too many logical reasons to give up and quit.

She never responded. I felt as if I was talking to a wall. She just sat there with a blank look on her face. This was my very best friend. We were known for talk-a-thons that our husbands and children could not compete in and yet she was not saying a single word to me. She was not responding to my very real fears. I took it as validation that she must agree with me. And since it is her nature to be incredibly loving and supportive, she must not want to say it aloud. “Yep, Jen knows I bit off more than I can chew and is just too sweet to tell me the truth!”

Later that same evening, we were sitting at her kitchen table and I told her I was somewhat surprised that she did not utter a peep when I was telling her all the reasons I should not, could not, and would not start the business after all of these years of saying that I was going to do it. I assured her that I was not angry with her for not responding, but that I was just surprised. I had never known her to be speechless before that day.

She looked at me straight faced and said, “As long as I’ve known you, you were going to do this. I just figured you are still going to do it. Have you come up with a name for your business yet?” She then offered some ideas for business names. I pretty much hated all the ideas that she threw out at me. My daughter jumped in and suggested we call it “The Motivation Station”. Jen and I were laughing as we quickly discarded that idea. We pulled out paper and pens and started brainstorming business names. We were also playing around with designing a logo, letterhead, and business cards. I completely forgot that I had given up on starting my own business.

I did not choose a name until the next day while driving the four hours to get back home. She had planted the seed of naming my company. She had set me back into forward motion. She had simply stated her undying faith in me, carried my dream for me, continued forward with my dream when I did not think I could, and then handed it back to me when I was not paying attention. She expected me to live up to my best. She never doubted that I would keep moving forward and succeed.

Not only had I picked my dream back up, I had named the thing! I could not wait to get home because my next three or four steps were laid out for me. I had to register my business name with the state, print up business cards, and start doing trademark research. I could not wait to get back to work! Jennifer was a great cheerleader.

Originally, I had not thought to include the idea of a life coach in with the concept of cheerleaders. Now that I have chewed on it for a while, I think of them as professional cheerleaders. You may or may not feel unconditional love from them like you would a personal friend or relative, but they are making their living at being awesome cheerleaders. They are paid to give you “Rah! Rah!” speeches and to have clever ideas to help you when you hit those down times while on the road to living your dreams. Life coaches can definitely be of help. Like anything else, you get what you pay for, so shop wisely.

Even if you only have one cheerleader in your corner, know that they are perhaps your most valuable resource when battling against fear and self-doubt. Your cheerleader will carry your vision for you when you cannot see it clearly. Your cheerleader believes in you with or without your goals. Your cheerleader holds you accountable for your life choices. Your cheerleader will let you give your goals voice until you get used to hearing it said aloud to others.

Thank your cheerleaders by returning the favor. You can cheer them on with their goals and dreams too. What greater way is there to say “Thank you” or “I love you,’ then to be someone’s cheerleader?



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Adapted from a segment of Beyond the Inner-Critic by Skye Thomas, copyright 1999, 2003, 2012



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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

New Year's Eve

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

Aries September 2012 Horoscope, Aries Horoscope September 2012

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Aries people shall come all out in the limelight owing toyour superior intellect and logics. Sometimes even you yourself will besurprised by the level of thought that you are putting up in work. Issues withseniors at work tend to resolve by mid September 2012. Businessmen too willenjoy a good business time with completion of old pending project.
September 2012 might also prove to be one of the best monthsof the year personally too. Plan for a short holiday trip with either family orfriends is foreseen in the start of the month. Socializing and partying will becommon during the entire month.
Aries singles can’t be luckier than this. If you are stillsingle after September, don’t expect any good news throughout the remainingyear.
Aries people are advised to remember two important points throughout September 2012 – A) Higherdesignations bring with them increased responsibilities. B)Be careful not toruin your relationship over minor issues.
Have great luck ahead!

Taurus September 2012 Horoscope, Taurus 2012 September Horoscope

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You guys have unnecessarily complicated you life so muchthat it is becoming increasing difficult to uncomplicated it now! The easiestway to smoothen your life is to list all that is troubling you and remove thetensions one by one. Check out your schedule and keep some free time for yourself.Sit alone and introspect.At work and business, Taurus people shall win the hearts oftheir bosses because of their meticulous planning and execution. September 2012 will prove very strong in financial terms formost of the Taurus people. Your hard work done in the past will yield resultsand your will be amazingly surprised by this welcome change in your bankaccount.In the race for all the name and fame, you might forget yourpartner along. Don’t forget to give credit to him/her for the support he/she isgiving you in your life. Make your partner feel special and get lots of love inreturn. Taurus horoscope for September 2012 wishes you good healthand wealth!

Cancer September 2012 Horoscope

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Great time for work and business is foreseen throughout themonth. The more pleasing part is that you are enjoying every bit and moment ofthis time. As far as children are concerned, Cancer September 2012 horoscope sees these guys more optimistic about their future. Students pursuing the artand craft field and mechanical side are likely to reap the most out ofSeptember.
Success and prosperity go hand in hand. The same shall holdgood for you dear Cancer people. Your hard work combined with the planets shallall work in your favor. Presence of Mercury in your house of finance tillmiddle of the month will see money pouring in from all sides!
Cancer September 2012 horoscope says that you have beenenjoying the independent life for quite some time now. Leaving aside the professionalfront, many cancer people will feel the need and importance of someone close tothem and their lives. Singles will have a deep urge of being in a relationship,and many might succeed too!
Be careful in your doings between the 26^th and 30^thof August. Avoid unplanned travel and be cautious in your lendings!
‘Horoscopes forever’ wishes you loads and loads of love andluck coming your way this September 2012!

Gemini September 2012 Horoscope

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There is a thread like difference between the personal andprofessional demands that you need to fulfill. Movement of Mercury in Venus inthe second week of  September starts thetime of introspecting oneself on personal standards. This will be good in thesense that you shall recognize all the unhealthy habits of yours and mightdecide to get on without them as per the Gemini September 2012Horoscope.
Time after the second week will be exactly opposite to whatyou will have experienced in the start. You will enjoy each and every time withyour family and friends. Socializing and creativity shall mark the start andwill continue till the moth end.
On the romantic side, couples will get much closer with theincidents that happened between you. Singles will have to be strong enough toexpress their inner feelings and desires to the one they adore, syas the GeminiSeptember 2012 Horoscope.
Working professionals should keep tight since a goldenopportunity is on its way straight towards you

Leo September 2012 Horoscope

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Money and finance remain the focus around which all youracts revolve this month. The presence of sun in your second house till the 26^thSeptember makes money all the more important. Most of the Leo people will feelfull of energy and vitality after the 17^th when Mars enters yourzodiac sign. New projects at work/business undertaken during this time are sureto give you better and faster returns, says the Leo September 2012 Horoscope.Leo people also need to manage their resources, bothphysical and monetary in order to keep their proceedings on track. Invest timeand money on upgrading your skills and you will surely get the return of yourinvestment. On love and romance, Leo people need to look deep insidethem too. Don’t find faults in your partner only. There might be some flaws inyou that are creating problems in your relationship. Give both time and freedomto your partner and your relation too. Things are going to get better after 18^thof September. Leo horoscope for September 2012 suggests you to meetfriends and relatives more frequently.Have a great going month ahead!

Virgo September 2012 Horoscope

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The presence of Sun at the most opportune place in yourzodiac shall give you varied opportunities to demonstrate yourself at theworkplace. Be it the projects or team management, most of the Virgo peopleshall be in the spotlight from the start of September 2012 itself. Be moreexpressive in order to strengthen your position against your competitors.
This month will also see greater inflow of information, bothpersonal and professional in all senses. You tend to me more logical this monthand will think more from your head than your heart. This rational thinking ofyours will surely benefit you, more on personal issues.
Later half of September 2012 foresees many Virgo peopleplanning to enhance their skills through practical training and workshops.
Don’t hesitate in taking feedbacks from your seniors! 

Libra September 2012 Horoscope

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September 2012 will prove to be a transition month withpresence of sun in your 12^th house. Libra people should spend sometime with themselves, introspecting their achievements and future plans.Spending time with yourself shall prove to be a major stress buster for allthose who have been under immense pressure at work.  Later half of the month will be interestingwhen you will try and paint your imagination, trying to bring it to reality.
Time after the 20^th of September shall besurprisingly pleasant for most of the Libra people. You will be happy enough byyour personal and professional life. The same shall reflect from your bodylanguage.
Libra horoscope for September 2012 advises you to be veryselective in your choice of people around you. Possibility of backend politicsagainst you might be a possibility.
Socially, this month might not prove to be very good. Variedmood swings of yours will cause issues in your love life too. Libra people arehereby advised to keep their cool and not to speak unnecessarily. Be sure notto poke your nose in others’ personal lives.

Scorpio September 2012 Horoscope

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The month of September starts with optimism at work placeand your career. You will be getting lot many opportunities to look forward to.The presence of Sun in 11^th place till the third week of the month,stresses the need of good teamwork and cohesion between colleagues. Those inmanagerial positions should take ample time to assign right job to the rightperson. Scorpio horoscope for September 2012 says that your nature of sharingyour knowledge with your teammates shall win you people and respect.
September will prove to be an active month socially too. Thepresence of Sun in you zodiac sign cements a good relationship with friends andfamily members. Chances of a small outing in weekends is also not ruled out foryou dear Scorpio.
Time till 14^th of the month is opportune for loveand romance. A special friend of yours might come closer, taking your friendlyrelationship to a new level.
Take a closer look on your goals and aspirations, spend qualitytime with yourself and keep yourself calm for a happier September 2012, dearScorpio people!

Sagittarius September 2012 Horoscope

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September 2012 will be a satisfactory month for Sagittariuspeople. There will be good improvement in your personal front when thelonliness that you have been feeling since quite some time will vanish.  Relationships too might move to the newlevel. Love and respect for your partner shall increase.
At work, Sagittarius people will be more than happy takingcalculated risk this month. Presence of Mercury along with Sun gives yourzodiac an added boost. You will have high level of strength and motivation. 
Dedication and authority at work shall rein in success for you in September2012.
An important decision related to your career will have to betaken before 16^th September.
Partnerships in business and any new projects should beundertaken after 18^th of the month. Be very cautious of back biting,especially by your close aides, says the Sagittarius .
Chances of an infection owing to low immunity are highbetween 7^th and 16^th of September 2012.

Capricorn September 2012 Horoscope

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Capricorn people have been facing some issues and obstaclesat work since quite some time now. However, September 2012 might be the lastmonth of all the tensions and frustrations facing Capricorn people at work.Movement of Saturn from your zodiac at the end of this month will change yourcareer aspects and prospects.
Now that your good time starts, Capricorn September 2012 horoscopeadvises you to work aggressively on your plans and strategize your work. Youare bound to get good career opportunities too. Business people should take a lesson from the past and not repeat themistakes. Be very cautious on your selection of people!
September also proves to be a socially active month forCapricorn people. Meeting friends and going on short holiday trips is alsoforeseen after 22^nd of the month.
Capricorn people of marriageable age might get good news inSeptember 2012

Aquarius September 2012 Horoscope

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This month of September 2012 will be a mixed kind of monthat work. You will experience everything from hurdles, competition, challengesto success and accolades. All you have to do is maintain your calm whileworking and believe in yourself.
 Aquarius people wantto stand out from the crowd, showcasing their zeal and dedication towards work.There are however some people at work who might not be very happy seeing youclimbing the ladders of success.
Chances of entering into a business venture are also notruled out for Aquarius people in September 2012. In terms of money and finance, Aquarius people will needsome financial help. Friends of yours should be the ones who can be asked forassistance.
The 8^th house in your zodiac is stronger inSeptember 2012. This means more sensuality and romantic relationship enteringin life. Be happy, for you might get your love soon!

Pisces September 2012 Horoscope

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Professional relationships will be of vital importance thisin this month of September 2012 for Pisces people. There will surely becriticism from your colleagues and even your seniors on your way ofworking.  The presence of sun in yourzodiac signifies gaining additional skills for increasing your efficiency. Tryand implement ideas that come to your mind often.
Finances don’t pose any problem for Pisces people in thismonth of September.Pisces September 2012 horoscope predicts that you will have no issues in earnings as you don’t have anyproblems with spending!
On the personal front, time between 13^th to 19^thof September is just right to fix any broken relationships. Be it the relativesor your partner, your main focus should be to sort out any issues and get backto normalcy. You shall no doubt face a lot of criticism, but this is the timeto introspect instead of finding faults in others!
‘Horoscopes forever’ wishes a good time ahead for Pisces people!

Aries October 2012 Horoscope

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First week of October 2012 is very critical for most of theAries people. Backward movement of Jupiter from your planet causes a lot ofissues for those involved in any legal issues and those pursuing careerdevelopments. Students need to be careful while taking important decisionsconcerning their career shift. Chances of a foreign trip are high too!
Aries people who have been facing health related issuessince many months shall feel relief in October as the planet Saturn moves awayfrom 5^th October after a long stay in your zodiac. However, you needto maintain discipline in your exercise and eating habits.
October 2012 might not be an opportune time for any romanticactivity. Those already in a relationship will have to be patient enough tokeep the romantic cycle running smoothly.
Those in service sector will see things happening veryslowly. So you need to maintain your calm and continue your good work!
Aries October 2012 horoscope sees a lot of social activityhappening as the month approaches its end!

Taurus October 2012 Horoscope

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Taurus people bring out their leadership skills to thefullest in October 2012. Many Taurus people shall be utterly surprisedwitnessing the loads of success that comes to you this month with as littleeffort as you can imagine! Your desire of a successful career and stabilitywill soon come true, says the Taurus horoscope for October 2012. Planetarypositions are in your favor and building blocks for success will start towardsthe end of October.
In relationships, Taurus October 2012 horoscope foresees youevery effort of hiding you feelings for the loved one totally failing. Its timeyou go to her and tell her how much you are in love.
Time might not be very good for money and finance. Suddenexpenses in the first and third week of October might dwindle all yourplanning. Unplanned buying shall also take away a handsome pie from yoursavings!
Good time to say good bye to cigarette smoking and drinking!

Gemini October 2012 Horoscope

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Time for fun and frolic is over, dear Gemini people! Youhave enjoyed a lot in the last month and now you have to be back to work,taking added responsibilities! Movement of venus to your 6^th housesuggests added work related responsibility coming to you from the second weekof October 2012.
Gemini people will be full of ideas and you will not leaveany stone unturned in expressing yourself to your seniors. However the ultimatetest of capability lies in living your ideas and doing whatever possible inconverting your ideas into reality. A great time to opt for a new job orchanging your current profile altogether!
Your personal life might be full of ambiguity. Those in lovewill not be able to take a strong decision concerning their long termrelationship. Time after 23^rd will improve dramatically because ofthe presence of sun in your zodiac. Your easygoing and sensuous side will betruly depicted in the last week of October 2012.
Be cautious in your travel between 19^th and 22^ndOctober. 

Cancer Horoscope October 2012 | Cancer October 2012 Horoscope

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Although this month starts with a bit of discord betweenyourself and peace, things get better with each passing day in October 2012 forCancer people. You will be very optimistic for the happenings in store ahead.
At work, many of the Cancer people who would be joining newjobs will find it very easy to mix and accommodate themselves in thesurroundings, thanks to the presence of sun and Jupiter in your zodiac. Thoseworking in projects shall get the support of their teammates.
Time is very good for students on a special note. Luck isturning your way dear Cancer people and you shall be very proud of it soon.
Those thinking of a possibility of making a career changenow need to wait and revisit their decisions. Possibility of regretting lateris high on cards for Cancer people in October 2012.
Time is ripe for entering into a romantic relationship. Aword of caution for you people will be to carefully think about the futurebefore entering in to an intimate relationship. You might not be able to getout of it without hurting either of you.
Take your time for logical reasoning before taking anydecision.

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New Year's Day is the first day of the year, January 1st.

The celebration of this holiday begins the night before on New Year's Eve, when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest New Year's Eve celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

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New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, December 31st.

The celebration of this holiday begins when Americans gather to wish each other a happy and prosperous coming year. At the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, people cheer and sing "Auld Lang Syne." The song, which means "old long since" or roughly "the good old days," was written by Robert Burns in 1788.

Making New Year's resolutions – pledges to change for the better in the coming year – is a common activity associated with this holiday. It is traditional to make toasts on New Year's Eve as well. Typically, the old year is represented by "Father Time," an elderly man with a flowing gray beard, and the new year is represented by an infant.

One of the largest celebrations in the world is at Times Square in New York City where the New Year's Eve Ball descends at the stroke of midnight. The "dropping of the ball" is a custom derived from harbor time signals, a common visual synchronization procedure once used primarily for navigation and astronomy. Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention since 1904 when the owners of One Times Square began conducting rooftop celebrations to usher in the new year.

New Year's Day is the oldest and most universal holiday. The Romans were the first to observe January 1 as New Year's Day in 153 B.C. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII instituted the Gregorian calendar still in use today, setting January 1 as New Year's Day. Prior to this, many countries celebrated the new year on April 1st in celebration with the new spring season. It was celebrated much the same way as it is today with parties and dancing into the late hours of the night. The origin of April Fools' Day can be traced to this change.

Leo October 2012 Horoscope | Leo Horoscope October 2012

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Most of your time and energy this month will be spent onyour relationships. Be it the family relations or your romantic relationships,both will not be very satisfying in October 2012. The presence of Saturn in Leowill be responsible for this turmoil.
All these issues might take a toll on your health too. Leopeople need to be very careful of their eating and ensure that you practicesome meditation exercises in order to keep yourself calm and composed.
Those in business might have to face financial burden onyour shoulders. Money will not come in easily and you will have to run frompillar to post for getting the finances in place.
The best strategy at this point of time is to be patient andwait for the right time to come your way.
October 2012 also might not be a good time to opt for a jobchange or a shift in your career.
‘Horoscopes forever’ wishes you luck in your endeavors aheadin the month.

Virgo October 2012 Horoscope, Virgo Horoscope October 2012

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Virgo people will be loaded with work during the first 2weeks of October 2012. This additional work might be because of addedresponsibility of your colleague.Virgo October 2012 Horoscope says that excessivework pressure might take a toll on your health system too!
The presence of Jupiter in your zodiac in the first week ofthe month brings in increased energy and motivation levels to you.
Money matters will not pose any problem to you, dear Virgopeople. You will gain not only from your expertise, but also from your socialskills. Chances of a new career opportunity with considerable hike is on yourway in October 2012.
Take time to gain new skills and knowledge. The same will befruitful for your growth in near future.
Time between 17^th to 23^rd is speciallyimportant for starting and maintaining a new relationship.  Issues that have been continuing in therecent past will find a stop later this month.

Libra October 2012 Horoscope

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Almost the entire month of October 2012 will revolve aroundrelationships for most of the Libra people. Probability of yours expressingyourself in the second and third week of the month is high with the entry ofVenus into your 2^nd house.
At work, Libra people will tend to attract a lot ofattention through their work and their talks! Presence of Jupiter against Venusis sometimes a matter of concern when you will not be able to control youremotions and pour your heart out, unconcerned about the outcome that mightproceed, says the Libra horoscope for October 2012.
Those in business are yet to discover their people side. Youhave to believe on your people in order to grow in business. Delegate someworks to your subordinates and you shall see the positive impact at work.
Finances might be bit of an issue for Libra people. Unwantedexpenses at work and sudden increase in personal expenditure will dwindle yourbudget for the month and might even take away some of your savings too. Don’tinvest for short term gains. Be away from stock market, for a month of twospecifically.

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During the first half of the month, you and your partner have some lovely opportunities to work on financial and commercial projects. You also get to spend quality time together. The second half of the month has some tough financial, romantic, and/or trust issues that are making it very difficult for you to have fun, play, and/or splurge on your loved ones. You finally accomplish a financial goal, end a dysfunctional relationship, or you stop dealing with whatever it is that has been causing you so much trouble. Whatever the grand finale you create, it is not a fun one, but it does need to happen so that you can eventually move on and focus on other things.
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October 1st, 2012
Looking Up Newsletter
Hello everyone,

I had to go to the Department of Motor Vehicles this morning. I arrived about five minutes before they opened and stood in line outside with everyone else. There were only about 30 people in line ahead of me. Yet, it took an hour before it was my turn to conduct business. My transaction took three whole minutes. The good news: I paid off my car loan and now have a clean and clear title. Yea!


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Books by Skye Thomas

Love's Dance

Why Do I Keep Falling in Love With the Wrong People?
An Astrological Guide to Finding Love and Long-Term Companionship

Aries 2012
Taurus 2012
Gemini 2012
Cancer 2012
Leo 2012
Virgo 2012
Libra 2012
Scorpio 2012
Sagittarius 2012
Capricorn 2012
Aquarius 2012
Pisces 2012

Beyond the Inner Critic

When All Else Fails, Find Your Heart's Song and Sing Louder!
Inspirational Articles For Getting Past Those Days When Nothing Seems To Be Going Right

Voices: Divinity or Insanity?


Who is Skye Thomas?

Skye Thomas is the CEO of Tomorrow's Edge, an Internet leader in inspiring leaps of faith. Her books, articles, and astrological forecasts have inspired people of all ages and faiths to recommit themselves to the pursuit of happiness. To read more of her articles, previews of her books, and her astrology forecasts, go to www.TomorrowsEdge.net. To read more about Skye and to read archives of this free weekly newsletter, go to www.SkyeThomas.com.



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Quote of the Week:

The person who tries to live alone will not succeed as a human being. His heart withers if it does not answer another heart. His mind shrinks away if he hears only the echoes of his own thoughts and finds no other inspiration. - Pearl S Buck

You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make. - Jane Goodall

Tug on anything at all and you'll find it connected to everything else in the universe. - John Muir



Feature Article of the Week:


Feeling Forgettable
My teenage daughter reminded me of something the other night. We were talking about things that were going on at school. She is in a drama class and is one of the teacher’s favorite students. However, when assigning roles for an upcoming show the students are putting on, the teacher completely forgot to put my daughter on the list. This was not one of those big school plays that students try out for and hope to get a role. This was a mandatory class project and was the equivalent of their mid-term or final exam. The teacher assigned each child to a group and the groups were assigned one-act plays to direct, rehearse, and then perform in front of the parents. My daughter was shocked that as one of the favorites in the class, that the teacher had completely forgotten to put her on the roster. She was frustrated because she ended up with a boring group doing a boring role while the rest of the teacher’s favorites had all been hand-picked for starring roles. She was not at all angry, just frustrated that the teacher would have forgotten her and therefore she ended up in a lesser role.

I told her that I had always been the same way… a student that was well liked by the teachers but completely forgettable. She then went on to say that she thinks that if she went back to any of the teachers that she had just two years ago, that they would not be able to remember her name. She feels completely forgettable. She knows that she is a good person, but that she is easily forgotten. Her friends forget to invite her to their get-togethers. Laughing together, we compared stories of being forgotten. I told her that my career in Corporate America was full of those kinds of stories where bosses would forget that I even existed at promotion time, yet would say how much they counted on me because I was so reliable and dependable. Such is the life of the good little worker-bee who does not cause problems and does not jump up and down saying, “Look at me! Look at me!” Show up on time every day, do your job well, stay out of trouble, remain likeable and politically neutral, and what do you get for it? Forgotten. Nobody remembers that you were ever there.

Does it matter? Does that mean anything in the big context of your life? Yes and no. If you have goals that involve promotions and somehow getting the public to acknowledge you, then yes it matters very much. You will not be able to follow your dreams if you stay in this forgettable state. If you have a full life, love what you do for a living, do not require any attention or recognition in order to advance within your chosen field, and you are secure in yourself, then no, it does not matter if they forget you the minute you walk out of the room. For a teenage girl wanting some popularity and notoriety, it matters. That same girl wants to be a doctor someday. Will being forgettable stop her? No, not likely. If you work in sales, the entertainment industry, or as a politician then yes being forgettable is career suicide. If you work in research industries, daycare, bill collections, nursing, or clerical positions then it really would not matter all that much if you are an unforgettable person or not. It really just depends on your career and what you want to do with it.

It matters most, in your personal life. If your friends and family forget that you exist, then unless you are an extreme introvert, you are going to have problems. It is one thing to be forgotten by your boss and coworkers, it is quite another thing to be forgotten by your family and friends. Most people in that situation end up feeling isolated, alone, and unlovable. Unfortunately, this also causes depression, self-esteem issues, and can lead to substance abuse. There is nothing worse than feeling as if nobody would notice or care if you dropped off the face of the earth tomorrow. Humans are social creatures. We were never designed to be hermits. We require positive loving contact with others. We need to travel in packs with like-minded folks who care about us. There is nothing more powerful than knowing that someone’s life has been deeply touched by you and that your existence makes someone’s little corner of the world a more beautiful place.

On some level, whether for career purposes or for our own socialization needs, we need to know that we are not completely forgettable. How do we become unforgettable? The easiest way to know that you will never be forgotten is to be as mean and ugly as you possibly can. Being a jerk makes people think about you, plot their life around avoiding you, and they naturally will bring up your name in conversations. Until the day I die, I will never forget a bill collector that was in charge of my school loans. Not because she was a bill collector, I have known many and have even been one for a few years. I have nothing against them and I do not think they are bad people. They have a tough job to do and they have to do it. I will always remember her because she made my life a living hell for about five years. She was dishonest, unethical, and unnecessarily cruel. Yes, I know that you do not want to be like that, but let us be honest. We all know people who are horribly mean for no good reason and they are unforgettable because of it.

The other route you can take is to be more than just a good kind dependable worker-bee. Be more than just a quiet loyal family member who does not bother others with your problems. You have to become bright with an inner light that people cannot quite explain. It comes from an inner source that cannot be taught. Think about the truly wonderful unforgettable people in your life, the ones who touched your heart in a way that you will never forget. They all have that mysterious something within that shines outward like a beacon of light for the rest of us. It can be an at-home mom that is strong, happy, and proud of her choices. It can be a teacher that changes troubled teens lives by igniting their self-confidence. It can be an employee who truly loves the company, their job, and is a dynamic source of positive office morale. It can be a teenage boy who is not afraid to walk up to a group of fellow students and with a big beaming smile, arms spread wide open ready for a hug from the girls, and just say “Hello ladies!” in that ridiculous way that makes them laugh. It is a combination of healthy self-esteem, a feeling of purpose and direction, and a willingness to share their love and light with everyone they meet. The combination is magnetic and unforgettable.



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