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Horoscopes: 4/13 to 4/19
Weekly Themes: Creation, new beginnings, tiny-tiny action steps towards a goal. Exciting energy on the way. Tarot card for the week is The Fool. The Number for the week is 222. Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi Aries! Ok, this season is very exciting for you. I know, I know, you’re probably thinking “when are things going to change or settle?!” The answer is soon, however you have a responsibility this season to slow down and really pinpoint what you want to begin.
Horoscopes: 2/16 - 2/23
Weekly Themes: Gratitude, celebration, awareness, stillness, acceptance, curiosity, courage, bravery, fire, new dreams, expansion, structure, boundaries, firmness. Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Aries, you are good at lighting a fire of passion inside you. Now is the time to follow that tiny flame deep in your heart. What is it saying? This is the season to use your bravery and excitement to go after it.
Horoscopes: 2/2 - 2/8
Weekly Theme: Hello! Welcome back! Astrologically, we are entering a new era. If you followed horoscopes last semester you may remember us discussing that 2026 would be a new start collectively and individually. Perfect timing as a new school semester begins and spring is on its way. Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi, Aries, are you ready to go or what? Do you even know where you’re going?
Horoscopes: 12/8 - 12/15
Weekly Theme: In addition to a weekly theme, these transits give us the opportunity to see where we desire change in our life. If you feel called, take a log on how you feel, as well as how you want to feel, and use these transits to show you repeating patterns in your life. Big dreams are often achieved through tiny baby steps. Over winter break the planets are asking us to rest and enjoy ourselves.
Horoscopes: 11/24 to 11/30
Weekly Theme: This week is a week to be kind to yourself. Take yourself out on a date, write yourself a love letter, buy yourself flowers or coffee or draw yourself a picture. Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi Aries! This week is a wonderful week to be kind to yourself. Put yourself first. What project do you want to dabble in? Do you want to try something new or pick back up an old creative project? Maybe even a new haircut or style?
Horoscopes: 11/17-11/23
Weekly Theme: The planets continue to show us where an ending needs to occur to create room for the new to unfold. This week is about listening to your gut. It may get worse before it gets better. Stay positive and follow the signs of hope. Believe you deserve better. New Moon on Nov. 20 that may bring awareness to an area of life. Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi Aries! There is a lot going on in the universe right now. This week, follow your gut.
Horoscopes:10/6 - 10/12
Weekly Theme: Realizing our hearts desire through the Full Moon. Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi, Aries! You are in charge this week, but here’s the thing: Being in charge does not mean being reckless or impulsive. This is a week to take matters into your own hands but first listen to your heart and the hearts of others. Taurus: April 20 to May 20 The Bull, Ruled by Venus Hi, Taurus! You may have a tug on your heart this week.
Horoscopes: 9/29-10/5
Weekly Theme: This week the planets are asking us to rest. It may not be beneficial to push yourself too hard this week. The planets invite us to move slowly and create time to rest as this is when we may heal and answers may come to us. Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi, Aries! You are ruled by Mars and the Ram. This week transiting Mars is in the zodiac sign of Scorpio. A Mars in Scorpio may be easily triggered and may react quickly without much thought.
Horoscopes: 9/22-9/28
Weekly Theme: This week has a major possibility of receiving news or insight that may alter your life direction, for the better, no matter how bizarre. Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hello, Aries! Aries, how are you doing? How many projects, ideas, or vacations are you dreaming up? That’s your skill Aries, and don’t let anyone stop you from creating a dream.
Horoscopes: 4/28 to 5/4
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hello, Aries! This week, transiting Venus enters your sign on Monday, April 28. If you’ve been waiting for love to come to you, this just might be the time. Venus represents love and harmony. Venus in the sign of Aries represents new fiery beginnings. It’s possible you may reminisce on a past love life. Take heart that you are exactly where you’re supposed to be, even if you miss the past.
Horoscopes: 3/10 to 3/16
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi, Aries! We start the week off with a bang, as Venus and Mercury are conjunct with Neptune on Monday and Tuesday. There is also a Full Moon on Friday. For you, Aries, these transits may test you. You see, in astrology, life is often like a video game and we go through trials, tribulations and celebrations in order to grow as an individual. This week may feel like a final exam before the big graduation.
Horoscopes: 3/3 to 3/9
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi, Aries! This week is the week of confused communication in topics of love and desire. Mercury, which rules communication, enters the sign of Aries in March. Also on March 3, Mercury is in contact with Venus who is also in Aries. What does this mean?
Horoscopes: 2/24 to 3/2
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi, Aries! What’s up! Things in your life may feel a little smoother this week. You may have clarity around a topic in your life that you once felt confused about. This week, focus on how your body feels day to day. There may be confusion in the air, but your gut, intuition and second brain (whatever you want to call it) will not lie to you. Always trust your instincts. As a society, we’ve unfortunately been taught to second guess ourselves.
Horoscopes: 2/17 to 2/23
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hello, Aries. As mentioned before, Aries is the start of the zodiac wheel. Pisces is the end. Feb. 19 is the beginning of Pisces on the wheel, the ending. Importantly, Pisces is the dreamer and Aries is the igniter. This week, as we begin Pisces, prepare and allow yourself to begin the process of dreaming up something new for you to ignite. You are next in line and before it’s your turn, we have the grand opportunity to dream before beginning.
Horoscopes: 2/10 to 2/16
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Sweet Aries, how are you this week? You are the first sign in the zodiac and you are also represented by fire. You are the one to ignite others. You are a leader, yet you also need the support of others to help you through. This week brace for surprises and welcome all that comes your way. Use new information to fuel you and start on the life path you desire. Ask for help and lead the way, Aries. We couldn’t do it without you.
Weekly Horoscopes: 12/9 to 12/15
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi, Aries. On Monday, Dec. 9, the moon will be in your sign. The moon rules our emotions. Observe your emotions on this day as the moon may bring a message to your soul. You can always tell the moon “Please reveal to me anything I need to know.” The key is to be sure you are paying attention and staying still enough to hear the message in your heart.
Horoscopes: 11/25 to 12/2
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Hi, Aries. This week is packed with fire as we have a fire grand trine between Aries, Sagittarius and Leo. This is an exciting week for the entire zodiac, as we all are likely to benefit from this. Do you know the scene in The Hunger Games where Katniss and Peeta’s chariot catches fire as they are introduced to the world in the opening ceremony? Well, this week is similar to that energy.
Horoscopes: 11/4 to 11/10
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Aries, take time to look towards the sky, day or night this week. Look up into the trees. Find a favorite cloud or star. Did you know the Earth is alive and breathing? We are all connected. The fire within the Earth can alchemize rocks. Through the pressure and high temperatures, a rock may turn into a diamond. Aries, you are also capable of turning into a diamond through the stress and pressures of life.
Horoscopes: 10/28 to 11/3
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Aries, how are you? November starts off with a New Moon and the opportunity for intention. Use the moon this week to dream up the perfect intention. How do you want the month of November to go for you? Write it out, talk it out or visualize it. There is no right or wrong way to set intention. Listen to your heart and allow your dreams to come to fruition. Taurus: April 20 to May 20 The Bull, Ruled by Venus Hi, Taurus.
Horoscopes: 10/7 to 10/13
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Aries, this week I pulled two innocent Tarot cards to help identify what you’re experiencing. You received nine of cups and three of pentacles. You are the beginning of the zodiac wheel for a reason. You are the first. The one who can come up with a grand idea, the one who can pass the torch. This week, remember who you are. Remember your strength and purpose.
Horoscopes: 9/30 to 10/6
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Aries, this week you may feel a connection to your past and future. Teeter tottering on a path where past wounds arise. Yet, you have clarity and a vision of the future. Allow all emotions to flow through you. You are not stuck. The New Moon on Wednesday is a perfect opportunity to manifest and set intentions for the next 30 days. Recognizing your past, how would you like your future to go?
Horoscopes: 9/23 to 9/29
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Aries, how have you been feeling? We are entering Libra season on Monday. Libra is in opposition to Aries in the zodiac wheel. The two of you are on the same axis. Libra represents balance. Aries may represent being fired up about a single idea. Aries, this week (and the month ahead) befriend a Libra and observe how they balance life, relationships, money and ideas. A balanced Aries is unstoppable when it comes to manifesting.
Horoscopes: 9/16 to 9/22
Aries: March 21 to April 19 The Ram, Ruled by Mars Aries, did you know you are the first sign of the zodiac wheel? Without you, the other signs wouldn’t know what to do! Any idea, creative thought or energy must be birthed through you first, Aries. Your element is fire. Often, the fire within you may die out if not grounded, but that’s okay because not every thought or idea needs to come to fruition.
Temenos Banking Cloud Reaches Record High Transactions and Scales Efficiently and Sustainably for Banking-as-a-Service-财经
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Literary Review of Canada
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Taiwan’s Next Bank Launches on Temenos
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Sacombank Selects Temenos Infinity to Elevate Digital Banking and Deliver Seamless Omnichannel Experience
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Whims and Longings
Collections are made of intentional exclusions and inclusions, but sometimes books are stolen, lost, or slotted onto shelves at random without licence or record. The whole is defined both by what it contains and by what falls outside of it — or down the stairs after a piano lesson. One night last winter, on our way to my children’s music class, I thought I’d be clever by dropping into the Lillian H. Smith Branch of the Toronto Public Library to pick up some holds.
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Your Sex Toy Might Be Spying on You
Last October, users of the Qiui Cellmate—an erection-preventing cage that can be locked and unlocked via an app—received an unusual message. “Your cock is mine now.” The hacker who had gained control of the clunky metal devices announced that they would be holding penises hostage until a Bitcoin ransom was paid.
Below the Brine | Literary Review of Canada
Once upon a time, I sailed the Inside Passage alone, but I made friends in a Chaucerian afternoon spent trading anecdotes with three fellow seafarers. There was one from Brazil, two Americans who’d named their daughter after a number, and me, raw and fresh as a scallop in mourning with a newly minted bachelor’s degree in English literature.
In the Human Frame
When I went to university in Montreal in the early 2000s, my friends and I would often meet in the Portuguese Man Park, as we called the Parc du Portugal, the little square on the Main that hosted daily minglings of pigeons and greybeards, whose most revered inhabitant was the spirit if not the fact of Leonard “September” Cohen, as he liked to call himself. Nodding at the big stone house on the corner, we’d say, “That’s Leonard’s house,” as knowingly as if he’d once welcomed us in for a chat.
A Shelter for Dreams
In my memory, it’s a Zoom call of a house, a collection of two or three irregularly shaped buildings of five storeys or so, with amorphous facades of windows coming out on all sides and little decks with houseplants. Each apartment-sized facet was so different from the others that it seemed as though the whole couldn’t have been built as one project, yet the units couldn’t have been built separately either.
Don’t Kid Yourself
When my four-year-old left his first day of French immersion after months at home and said, “Comment ça va,” he explained that the phrase meant “Clean up right now.” This amalgam, mistranslation and all, seemed like the perfect inaugural lesson, because it combined the new language with the rules: you will inquire after the well-being of others, and you will clean up.
Literary Review of Canada
The poor People cou’d not lay up Provisions, and there was a necessity, that they must go to Market to buy, and others to send Servants or their Children; and as this was a Necessity which renew’d itself daily; it brought abundance of unsound People to the Markets, and a great many that went thither Sound, brought Death Home with them.
Literary Review of Canada
The poor People cou’d not lay up Provisions, and there was a necessity, that they must go to Market to buy, and others to send Servants or their Children; and as this was a Necessity which renew’d itself daily; it brought abundance of unsound People to the Markets, and a great many that went thither Sound, brought Death Home with them.
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Literary Review of Canada
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