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To Place a Line Classified Ad Call 962-0252 From B:3oam-spm. Fax 962-1609 or email classiffieds@unc.edu UNC One Card, Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa, American Express, or Discover accepted. For al CARPOOLING and LOST & FOUND ads Some common abbreviations. BR = Bedroom. FP = Fireplace; W/D * Washer Dryer: N/S * Non-Smoker; Ste. = Suite; M/F = Male Female; neg = negotiable; nec = necessary: avail. * available; FT/PT *= FulFTime/Part-Time; req’d ■ required; w/ “ with; Cir. - Circle; PI. Place; Hwy. = Highway; obo “Or Best Offer CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING „ 6 Tuesday, January 29, 2002 | Announcements | | Announcements | NOTICE TO ALL DTH CLASSIFIED CUSTOMERS: Please read your ad the first dav it runs to check for any errors Call us by noon and vve II charge it for the next paper We are responsible for first run errors only! We will stop your ad any time, but no refunds or credits for stopped ads will be provided Dead lines are NOON one business day prior to publication for classified ads We publish each day classes are in session A univers ity holiday is a DTH holiday too (i e this affects deadlines) We reserve the right to reject, edit or reclassify any ad deemed inappropriate, obscene, illegal or other wise objectionable Acceptance of ad copy or pre-payment does not imply agreement to publish an ad No advert tising for housing or employment, in accordance with federal law, can dis criminate on the basis of sex. race, creed, color, religion, national origin, handicap, marital status. FRATERNITIES • SORORITIES CLUBS * STUDENT GROUPS Earn SIOOO-52000 this semester with the easy Campusfundrais er.com three hour event Does not involve credit card applications Fundraising dates are filling up quickly, so call today' Contact Cam pusfundraiser com at (888) 923-3238, or visit www.campusfundraiser.com. PUBLIC SPEAKING ANXIETY GROUP THERAPY. Cognitive-behavioral group ther apy for peojjle with anxiety caused by pub lic speaking Sessions begin in February and will meet for 8 sessions (length of ses sion 1 5-2 hrs) Group composition 4-8 peo ple Modest fees UNC Psychology Clinic. Call 962-6906 or email clinic@unc.edu. CLASS OF 38 SUMMER ABROAD FELLOWSHIP Applications are available at the International Center. 116 Carolina Union. Awards of $3500 each for sophomores and ju niors to pursue a project of personal or career interest. 962-5661. http;// internationalcenter.unc.edu/services programs/ 1938/index.html EARN SIOOO FOR YOUR GROUP Work on campus to raise money for your student group or organization. Make your own schedule and earn $5 per applica tion Please call 1-800-808-7450 AFRICAN-AMERICAN VOLUN TEERS NEEDED for UNC re search study. $lO payment. For more information, call Dr. Alison Lyke 966-2626 (men) or Dr Michael Lim (962-0029 (women). RESEARCH STUDY Are you a wom an who has been sexually assault ed? If as an adult you were forced into sexual activity you did not wish to participate in. you may be eligi ble Compensation of $35 is provid ed for group or individual interviews with a nurse researcher UNC-CH School of Nursing 919-843-4603 FREE CHILD CARE UNC student is conduct ing study on play groups. Free after school child care if child is willing to participate Call 929-7121 or welterli@email.unc.edu. Help Wanted Announcements 1 ORGANIZED LIVING THE *1 Retailer in organizational products. Opening soon in Durham. $7-11/hour FT & PT. Call Derrick 800-862-6556 Ext 601. Artist's model $ 15/hour Painter seeks female model: weekend and evening hours 933-9868 email: info@paulewally com NOMINATIONS REQUESTED Qmuellor’s ij For Excellence in Student Activities & Leadership Nominations are encouraged from all members oj the l nirersily Community NOMINATIONS DUE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2002 Nomination Forms Available at Union Desk. YMCA Building. 104 Steele Building, or wwtv.unc.edu chancellorsawards For further information contact Kathy Sutton. 966-4045 | Announcements | Volunteers HIV Vaccine Study HIV negative Men & Women 18-50 years old Low Risk Behavior imi.:miijy,i.um i Call: 966-6323 FREE MUSIC with AJULNiGHT * THE B-SIDE/ DISBAND* JETT KINK m The Great Hall * Tuesday, Jan. 29 * Bpm Free MUSIC & Free FOOD Sponsored by the Carolina Union Activities Board Healthy non-smoking adults 18 to 40 Adults 18 to 45 with asthma Adults 45 to 80 with emphysema or chronic bronchitis >•***, Payment for Screening and Studies / 919-966-0604 www.epastudies.org • The Human Studies Division is located on the UNC-CH campus 13th Annual ' y Valentine’s Day i-.- ■ —i I TV mrr /■* . , <4 J / Simply compoy* and personal ad to a special someone D i JlI UOnXCS L■ .C / “ (making sure it's charming, witty and creative, of course), Cj-" • Conw by the DTH office at Suite 104 Carolina Union • or call 962--0252 gf jUf’''" ' m •oremailyouradtoclasaifieds@unc.edu x „ ~' /, -W (with the word Valentine m the subject line) - •or stop by Whims on E. Franklin Street / i If we like you best, you win: Ifwe like you 2nd best, you win: if we like you 3rd best, you win: £ maii your credit canine cm information Dinner at Aurora Dinner at East End Oyster & Martini Bar Dinner at Carolina Brewery 1 own risk or call in your number to 962-0252 befor^deadline „ (SSO gift certificate) ($35 gift certificate) j ; ($25 gift certificate) ' WmR 50 WORDS. Extra words will run you 20< each., 1/2 Dozen Roses from University Florist 1/2 Dozen Roses from University Florist 1/2 Dozen Roses from University Florist yisa, MC, AmEx!Discoverand'uNCOneCard Lumina Theater Movie Passes Lumina Theater Movie Passes Lumina Theater Movie Passes accepted over the phone. spm on Thursday, February 7 EAII entries printed and winners revealed in the DTH on February 12th Eligibility zx Everyone except Daily Tar Heel employees. EMM — 124 E. Franklin Street 620 Market St/Southern Village 1350 Raleigh Rd (Hwy 54) 201 E. Franklin Street 460 W. Franklin Street 122 E. Franklin Street 929 1119 932-9000 942-2400 929-0024 942-1800 942-2516 4 Lines, 4 Pays SIO.OO Line Classified Ad Rates rilvolc ■ mi|i IlSsriTOlli 4 Lines, 4 Days SIO.OO Up to 25 words. Extra words are just 20C each day. Help Wanted Activism JOBS with the SIERRA CLUB S3OO-SSOO/Week • Protect our national forests • Work with cool people j Work with the Sierra Club on a campaign to protect the environment. Rapid advancement, career opportunities. Benefits. Chapel Hill Call Molly 933-9994 Help Wanted $250 PER DAY POTENTIAL - bartending Training provided 1-800-293-3985 ext 515 RALEIGH LAW FIRM in Cameron Village area seeking May 02 graduate to work minimum of one year in full time Couri er/Clerk position. Ideal for pre-law gradu ate. Require reliable vehicle for travel. Must be dependable and detaiForiented E-mail resume to law@jordanprice com or mail to PO. Box 10669, Raleigh. NC 27605 BEST WESTERN UNIVERSITY INN: Part - ime Front Desk position available Great job for a great per son! We are looking for an outgo ing team player with a great per sonality Genuine concern for cus tomer service a must. Please call 932-3000 for further information. Earn up to $69 for drinking! UNC-CH Psychology Department pays SB/hour for alcohol study Must be 21 or older, and have no major medical condi tions Call 843-4304 for more information. STUDENTS! NEED MONEY? EPM Lawncare has several PT positions avail., working in the Durham/Chapel Hill area. You can work around your class sched ule. Daytime, evening and Saturdays. Must have transportation Call Dale at 467-0660 EOE/AA/M/F/D/V LIVE AND WORK IN COLORADO! Bea CAMP COUNSELOR at Girl Scout over night camp in the mountains SW of Denv er. General/Unit counselors and program specialists (western horseback riding, hik ing. outdoor skills, crafts, nature, sports, challenge course, dance and drama) June 1-early August MAKE A DIFFERENCE Competitive salary, room, meals, health in surance, travel allowance Call 303-778- 0109 x 281 or email rhondam@gsmhc.org \ Announcements Sonja Haynes Stone HU %lacll tf, Gt+cfci HU s The Cross-Cultural Communications Institute present Sii Author of Former editor of Destined to Witness: Ebony Magazine IBSBjp2W Crowing Up Black in Nazi Germany Tuesday, January 29 • 7pm • Toy Lounge, Dey Hall FREE! For more info: 962-9001 or visit www.unc.edu/depts/bcc FREE TUTORING Tuesday & Wednesday Evenings from 6-9 pm Second Floor of Dey Hall • Beginning January 22, 2002 Peer tutors available on a drop-in basis - first come, first serve - to help in the following courses TUESDAY 6-9 pm WEDNESDAY 6-9 pm French, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Latin, Math 10-31, Busi 24 & 71, Econ 10, : Math 10-33, Astronomy 31, Busi 71, Stat 11, Psych 10, Phil 22, Geot 11, \ Econ 10, Psych 10, Anth 10, Anth 10, Biology, Chemistry, Biology, Chemistry & Physics Physics & Computer Science For additional help in physics, chemistry and math, try these free resources: The Math Help Center • 224 Phillips • 3:30-7:3opm Mon-Thurs The Chemistry Resource Center • 225 Venable Hall • 12-6 pm Mon-Thurs The Physics Tutorial Center • 210 Phillips • Bam-6pm Mon-Fri (as tutors are available - see schedule on door for PHYS 20, 24, 25, 26 & 27) QUESTIONS? Call 962-3782 Sponsored by the Peer Tutoring Program and UNC Learning Center Commercial: For Profit 4 Lines, 4 Days $24.00 Up to 25 words. Extra words are just 20C each day. Add $6.00 for each additional day. Help Wanted UNC Upward Bound Program Now Hiring for 2002 Summer Residential Program June 16-August 2,2002 Full-Time Teachers: English.. Matht.*n ! .iUo > <'Phv.'.i':s, Science (Biology j & Chemtstry}.Chem;;;-ry- , Pfij’ ;!•:.. Spanish • Minsmum Retpurtmeniz: BA w B.> Dtigree Part-Time Teachers: Science {Biology & Chemistry), Musk: Choir | Journalism. Drama • Minimum Reqr.nrment<: HA or Bi Degree Residence Hall Coordinator; Bridge Coordinator - Upward Bound h a pre-college 1 u;?r , fi- 1 ,. m :r ., jj* w g- r >v program designed to generate w participants (high school age students) Assistant Residence Hall Coordinator; tbe "’f d ""*** Residence Halt Night Monitor - EX-X? j 'ymJirai'f student Secure an application and additional information from UNC-CH Upward Tutor Mentors - Mtfunutnt Requirement: Bound Program, Room 225 (1401/2 ? p , o u,. y;, . East Franklin Street above the Carolina In, : > 5 Warred lOanjbUen Coffee Shop).Telephone: (91 $) 962-1281. Preference will be given to applicants Tutors - Liiith ,< I::TC t.-. ami Spamstt W/ by February 18.2001 Positions open until filled. Help Wanted CARRBORO RECREATION b PARKS Part-time temporary YOUTH BASEBALL UMPIRES Needed April-June for games involving ages 6-14; umpiring experience and/or baseball knowledge preferred; 4- 10 games/week on weekday evenings and weekend days; flexible scheduling Pay Rate sl2-19/game, depending on league ADULT SOFTBALL OFFICIALS Needed April-June; officiating experience and/or softball knowledge preferred; 2-6 games/week on Tues and Thurs even ings. with Sun afternoon make-ups; flexi ble scheduling Pay rate $16.50- 17 50/game FACILITY/ACTIVITY SU PERVISORS Needed March-June (with potential for continued employment). 6- 24 hours/week; baseball experience and knowledge preferred. Pay rate: SB/hour Application deadline: February 15. 2002. For more info on any of the above posi tions. call 918-7364 For an application contact Personnel. 301 W. Main Street, Carrboro. NC 27510; 918-7320 EOE Boat. Bike. Hike. WORK Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC mountains is looking for reservationists. Seasonal work. 3-8 months $5 15/hr, housing, benefits Call 800/232-7238 x2lO Music Major or Music Enthusiast Looking for easy going person who can individually teach piano to 3 children (11. 9,7). Flexible schedule, located near Univ. Mall: lessons would be once a week for 2-2.5 hours @ S2O/hour Please email maureen chew@sun.com or call 531-5852 Announcements | Ad Enhancers: Bold Type: 50C per/word each day Box V° ur ad: 50t each day 10 point $1 each day. 12 pt. $1 50 each day, 14- pt. $2 each day Help Wanted Help Wanted GOLF DIRECTOR - An international golf company is seeking a Golf Director to manage the golf operations on deluxe golf and travel packages offered around the world. Candidates need to enjoy trav el. possess excellent organizational skills and strong interpersonal skills Great ben efits. salary based on experience. Please reply with cover letter, resume and salary history to Personnel Director. Kalos Golf. 104 North Elliot Road. Chapel Hill. NC 27514. No phone calls please PART TIME £r Summer Help An inter national touring company is looking for part time administrative help through the semester with the potential for full time summer employment. Responsibilities are varied but center on helping prepare groups to depart on high end golf tours Excellent computer skills required, as well as good communications skills. Hours are flexible and pay based on ex perience. Please reply with cover letter and resume to Personnel Director. Kalos Golf. 104 North Elliot Road. Chapel Hill. NC 27514. No phone calls please. PANTRY COOK FULL-TIME. Must be willing to learn and be versatile. Experience preferred. Great benefits. Please call Chef Patrick at 489-6565 or apply in person. Tues - Sat. at Hope Valley Country Club. 3803 Dover Road. Durham. NC 27707. UNC SCHOOL OF Dentistry is in need of research subjects to participate in dental pain control study. Requires two visits, in cluding removal of wisdom teeth and a 6hr on-site evaluation S4OO (does not in clude removal of teeth). Call 919-218-6425. 8-5 and leave name and number for further information/registration. AUTISM SOCIETY OF N.C. needs part-time Community Skills Instruc tor for 20 hrs/week to provide 1-to-1 instruction and support to a teenager with autism in Chapel Hill. Minimum requirements: 1 year of college or equivalent experience. Excellent hourly wage and experience! Please send letter of interest, resume, and hours of availability to: Megan Clode. 2417 George Anderson Drive. Hills borough, NC 27278 or email to bradandmegan@email msn.com. CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO CITY SCHOOLS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS PROGRAM is now hiring for After-School 2001- 2002 positionsGßOUP LEADERS: Lead elementary school-aged children in re creational. enrichment activities. Jan. 14- June 10 HS Diploma, experience work ing with children required. M-F. 20hrs/wk 2-6 @ $9.31/hr. Some TTh positions To apply: Call 967-8211 ext. 263 for informa tion or pick up an application in the Com munity Schools Office at Lincoln Center. Help Wanted PART-TIME DESK POSITIONS 9am-1 30pm or 1:30/2pm until 6pm. Answer phones, take orders, label, insert, etc SB/hour. Sterling Business Services. 933-1111. Earn SIOO/HR Entrepreneurial minded seniors and grad students to represent one of the nation's largest providers of Federal Consolidation Loans. 858-759-8855 Research Associates-Cell and molec ular Biology Ribonomics is a start-up bio tech looking for BS/MS in biological sci ences with 3-8 years experience in mam malian cell culture, construction/transfec tion of expression vectors, immunoprecipi tation. western blotting and general labo ratory support Should have demonstrated excellence in lab techniques, be able to work independently, show strong personal initiative with good organizational skills. Contact information: Ribonomics. Inc. P.O. Box 13169 RTP.NC 27709-3169 Fax: 919- 544-1732 E-mail: jobs@ribonomics com PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK. NURSING. OT/PT MAJORS Ideal opportunity to gain experience in human services field. Habilitation Aides to provide training, super vision. and personal care assistance for children and adults with devel opmental disabilities living in group homes. Evening, weekend, early morning and/or 3rd shift hours available. Training provided. $ 10/hour. Part-time or full-time Please phone RSI at 942-7391. or fax resume to 933-4490. an EOE | Announcements | \ Announcements [ THE NEXT § DTH Editor The Daily Tar Heel is seeking students to serve on the panel that will choose the editor of the DTH for the 2002-2003 school year. Applications for the seven at-large positions on the DTH Editor Selection Board are available at the DTH Office & the Carolina Union info desk kiosk. Applicants must be available for an orientation meeting from 5-6 pm on Wednesday, March 20 and from approximately B:3oam-4pm on Saturday, March 23 to conduct interviews and make the selection. All students may apply for at-large positions except current DTH news staff members. If you have any questions about the process, please contact Kathleen Hunter (962-4086; krhunter@email.unc.edu) or Janet Gallagher-Casse! (962-0520; jgcassel@email.unc.edu r "i Gotta Make This Journey: Sweet J-foney in the T^pck I Ml Wednesday, January 30 7PM • Toy Lounge (Dey Hall) FREE Film Singing to end the oppression of Black people worldwide. Sweet Honey embraces musical styles from spirituals anil > H I ; blues to calypso, anil concerns ranging from feminism to | II ecology, peace anil justice. This vibrant anil engaging video l profiles the a cappclla activist group anil features individual i portraits, powerful concert footage, anil commentary ; \ by Angela Davis. Alice Walker, and Holly Near. The third film in the "Women Make Music" series ? | presented by the Carolina Union Activities Board Music Committee, WXYC and Feminist Students United. I/.. ■ -m1 Deadlines Line Classified Ads Noon, 1 business day prior to publication Display Classified Ade 3pm, 2 business days prior to publication Display Classified Rates Call HUM Davidson 962-3914 Help Wanted FITNESS CENTER MONITORS needed for H.E.E.L.S for health, the University employee wellness program for all faculty and staff. CPR certification required Will train. Must have good customer service skills. Gain valuable ex perience to add to your resume Contact Lucy Piner: 962-1422 Internships THINKING ABOUT A CAREER IN ADVERTISING OR PUBLISHING? Test the waters with an (unpaid) in ternship at the University of North Carolina Press, located on campus and within walking distance of public transportation. The Advertis ing Er Direct Marketing Department is now accepting applications for the spring semester, with possible extension into the summer 10-15 hours per week. For information, contact Chris Egan at 966-3561 ext. 231 or chris_egan@unc edu Summer Jobs SUMMER CHILD CARE needed SW Durham. June 3-August 9 8 am. to 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday $325/ week + mileage Boys 15 and 13. girl 7 Field trips, swim club, nice kids Need car. non-smoker, references 544-4078 evenings. 929-2362 days Horizon Camps ARE you a dynamic, energetic, compas sionate. motivated individual looking for the experience of a lifetime? If so, then Horizon Camps is the place for you. Hor izon camps is made up of five OUT STANDING co-ed summer camps, seek ing AMAZING staff to work with INCRED IBLE kids ranging in age from 7 to 15 Lo cated in NY. PA, ME, and VW, positions are available in the areas of group lead ing. athletics, theatre-arts, water sports, outdoor education, and so much more. For more information and to complete an application please contact us www.hori zoncamps.com. 1-800-544-5448 SWIM TEAM COACHES. 2002 Sum mer Season. Kildaire Farms Racquet and Swim Club in Cary 467-4313. | Child Care | Child care needed for one child 2 days per week from 3-5:30. Can be flexible on the days. Must have own transpor tation. Please call 929-2914. REGULAR. RELIABLE SATURDAY even ing sitter for funny, mellow 11 year old boy (6-10 pm) No smoking, own trans portation. 3835178. BEAUTIFUL IBR WITH private bath avail. Lovely Chapel Hill home for grad student willing to help with children and home 4 days Er nights/week. Call 302-1211 S Today's Birthday (Jan. 29} This is a great year for making commitments romantic, business, whatever Get married, have another child, take on a business partner If you're single, don't worry Love is in the air. and you look marvelous Same's true if you're married Fall in love with your spouse all over again To get the advantage, check the day's rating: 10 is the easiest day. 0 the most challenging Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - Today is a 9 - The attraction - or maybe the repulsion - between you and another parson is phenomenal. You’re pouring energy back and forth to each other. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) - Today is a 6 - Pay attention so that you can modify your plans as you go along. Don't feel bad if you didn't think of everything Pretend you're perfectly prepared, and you'll be able to handle any situation Aries (March 21-April 19) - Today is an 8 - You should be in a good mood, but you sure have a lot going on. Everybody wants your atten tion. Don't stretch yourself too thin Pay total attention to the people you're dealing with Taurus (April 20-May 20) - Today is a 5 - There's a slight conflict of interest in your life right now. You need to take care of the person or the paper work that w*B bring in the money, but you also have domestic responsibilities Gemini (May 21-June 21) - Today is an 8 - Don't assume you understand the whole truth just because you listened to a single source Get the other side of the story before you make up your mind You'll end up wiser for being more thorough in your investigation, and so will the people who depend on you for information Cancer (June 22-July 22) - Today is a 5 - It might be wise to spend a little more for something that will last longer. Can you think of another way to justify the expense? If not, forget it. (c) 2002 TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES. INC | Child Care | BABYSITTER WANTED FOR 2yr old and 2mo old.. 1 or 2 afternoons each week, flexible schedule, no smoking, references required. Call 933-7261 AFTER SCHOOL CHILD Care needed for 3 children in Chapel Hill Ages 12. 10, and 6 M/W/F 3pm-6:3opm Must be reliable, responsible, and a N/S with a good driving record Call 408-0908 CAREGIVER NEEDED IN Hillsborough 8 miles from campus For 8 and 10 yr old For afterschool care 2:30-s:3opm. M-F Flexible days considered Honest, fun. N/S Reliable transportation a must Great pay. Call 644-6994 or 314-2643 BUSY MOM NEEDS help driving kids to lessons. Thursday afternoons 408-0939. CHILD CARE HELP wanted for 2 5 year old twins 10-12 hours/week (mornings). Close to UNC Non smoker must have own transporta tion. May-August Call 967-9822 ENERGETIC BABYSITTER NEEDED for 2 boys. 16 months and 4 years. 2 af ternoons a week for a work at home mom. Call 968-8475. MED SCHOOL FACULTY member desires child care in her home, MWF 3-7:30 pm School-aged children. N/S. drive my car SB/hr 942-1166 | For Sale | K 2 SNOWBOARD FOR sale Brand new. never used, still in plastic $125 Call Josh at 225-7983 l Wheels for Sale 2001 DODGE NEON Steel blue, tinted windows Automatic trans mission. A/C. AM/FM cassette, cruise control Great condition. 36k factory warranty. 20k high way miles $9450 Call 960-4509 1975 BUICK LESABRE Convertible Caro lina blue with white top Good condi tion, power steering, power windows, electric seat. $5500 neg Call 489-0764 1993 FORD TAURUS SHO 3.2 L automatic, red. one owner, power sunroof. Sony remote 10-disc changer All leather interior, good condition. Asking $4500 Call 402-8624 | Tickets OLYMPICS TICKETS! Men s Hockey. Women's Snowboarding. Men's Luge -a few tickets still left! email chenley@email unc edu or call 843-5886 WANTED TWO DUKE/UNC basketball tickets Need lower level, will pay cash, student tickets OK Contact Chris 451-2848 or mathenyl@email unc.edu Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) - Today is an 8 - NbuH be most effec tive working with a partner in perfect harmony That won't be easy to accomplish. When in public, keep your disagreements to yourself. Bring them up when the two of you are alone. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Today is a 5 - Look for a change in your assignment. At the last minute, somebody could want your work done differently Luckily, you’re flexible Youll really impress them if you ask before they think to tell you It may also give you extra time. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct 22) - Today is a 9 * You’re forceful, dynam ic and more confident than before. All of that studying is paying off. Those who love you are cheering you on. Accept their prayers and advice. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Today is a 5 - No need to tell an older jaerson all that's going on with you He or she probably isn't interested. Tell this person what he or she wants to hear That will be more likely to get both of you what you want Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) - Today is an 8 - A loved one thinks you can take on anew challenge You know that person would never lie to you. You're thinking of all the reasons why you shouldn't. You can fix some of the prob lems before you start Ignore old psycho logical limitations. You've outgrown them. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Today is a 5 - Stash away as much loot as possible You don’t need to have much on hand Looks like you have the Midas touch.