ARIES (March 21-April 19): If you rush ahead without objective analysis you could discover that everything isn't as it was first purported today. Look before leaping to avoid the need for after-the-fact damage control.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): A down-to-earth activity like gardening, scrapbooking or fishing can help you unwind if confused emotions threaten to make a mish-mash of your mood. Let your mind do some constructive wandering today.

A prominent Maryland Financial Journalist who’s neither Democrat nor Republican, says a big scandal is now working its way through the current Democratic White House Administration.

And this journalist says this scandal is going to fully erupt before the completion of President Barack Obama’s 2nd term.

If this Maryland journalist is right, this development could change the Democratic party, and our entire political system, overnight.

It could also change Social Security… the entire healthcare system… the Insurance industry… and even the banking system.

By the early 1980s, hunger in New York City had become unbearably severe. Religious organizations and charitable agencies had long served their neighborhoods in relative isolation; despite the heroic efforts of these groups, their ad hoc approach had inherent limitations. Many began to realize that soup kitchens here and there could relieve, but not end, the problem of hunger in New York City.

Community leaders from all five boroughs met in April 1983 and concluded that the best way to tackle hunger in the city was with a unified organization that helped emergency food providers and pushed for long-term solutions. In this spirit, the New York City Coalition Against Hunger was born.

The Coalition's original mission was to "coordinate the activities of the emergency food providers in the city so that issues can be identified, prioritized and addressed effectively." Though its aims have expanded and evolved over the last two decades - for example, it has strengthened advocacy and legislative efforts and now provides national service participants to emergency food providers - food access for all New Yorkers has always remained the Coalition's animating goal.