In 2010 year of the white metal Tiger those born under the zodiac sign Cancer will get interested in home bookkeeping and will start to plan expenses cautiously to keep record of receipts and expenditure. Even the most generous Cancers acquire a trait of reasonable money spending. It will help to save some money for a rainy day, to make major purchases. Reasonable investment may bring a good interest.

In 2010 year Cancer may as well get involved in popular medicine, many Cancers will keep to a diet, cleanse their body, and lose weight. The recovery of the disease, which started in late 2009, is also highly probable in 2010 year of the Tiger.

The work in 2010 year of the white Tiger will be problem-free. In your 2010 horoscope planet Jupiter will favorably grant Cancers with new possibilities of career growth. You may await changes for the better, a salary rise, a step up career ladder or a successful job shift. The first half of the 2010 year will be the time of rest for everyone but Cancers who will pave the way for a fast career take-off, but the results of their activity will reveal no sooner than in May - these will be monetary bonus, income rise and satisfaction of professional self-esteem. Cancers will be lucky in period from early October till the end of the 2010 year - the "crops" gathered would be enough for buying in 2011 some material values, which were too expensive before.

Love will surely reign all the 2010 year. It will be everywhere; you will feel it with all the senses and get satisfaction from your life! It has quite a simple explanation: according to the 2010 Chinese horoscope and Chinese lunar calendar for the 2010 year of the Tiger, the 2010 New Year coincides with the 14th of February - St. Valentine's Day. So, look around and express your feelings - this is the motto of 2010 year!

Horoscope 2010 for each zodiac sign

Note: Scroll down the page to find your sign.

The Tiger Forecast for 2010

Being the Tiger’s own year, 2010 holds great promise for those born under this sign, with exciting developments happening for them both personally and professionally. Some Tigers may be feeling disappointed and disheartened after 2009 and it will be important to leave the past behind and concentrate on the future, which is looking so bright! Financially, everything improves this year for those born under this sign and money-making thoughts and ideas should be fully explored and investigated.

With the fast pace of this year for all signs, the Tiger needs to take extra care in planning and thinking all projects through – no rushing headlong into schemes during 2010! Tigers looking for romance will possibly see a friendship suddenly develop into something more personal with exciting consequences. August, December and January will see a very active and entertaining social calendar, but all of 2010 will see fun activities for the Tiger. The Spring months, March to May, will bring encouraging and interesting job opportunities, but the Tiger will still have to make sure he puts himself forward and gets noticed at work.

Check out your Chinese zodiac horoscope for 2010

It could be all those juicy brains in a college town, but Gainesville seems to have a high degree of zombie awareness.

In the fall, a manager for the University of Florida's e-Learning Web site posted a disaster preparedness plan in case of a zombie attack. The elaborate plan - with footnotes and official-looking forms - was meant as a fun way to reduce stress in the office and encourage thinking about how to handle a campus closure.

On Monday morning, drivers might have thought the zombie plan had been put into effect. At least two Florida Department of Transportation traffic signs - on West University Avenue and North Main Street - carried the warning: "ZOMBIE ATTACK!! EVACUATE." The sign on Main misspelled evacuate.

But the signs were a hoax. Someone had hacked the message on the signs, either by telephone or working directly at the signs themselves, FDOT spokeswoman Gina Busscher said.

The husband of an FDOT employee saw the bogus warning on University at about 7 a.m. Monday and called the department. The correct message was restored, notifying motorists that they might have to stop for roadwork between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Busscher said, and the sign-control apparatus was padlocked.

"We've not seen any zombies on University Avenue," Busscher added, "so apparently it worked well. ... We've not had a problem like this before."

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A Chinese man who trained monkeys martial arts to entertain shoppers was shocked when they turned the tables on him.

Lo Wung's taekwondo monkeys have become a regular feature outside a shopping centre in Enshi, Hubei province, where they were trained to show off their martial arts skills on each other.

But one quick-thinking monkey saw his chance when Lo slipped - and caught him with a perfect flying kung fu kick to the head. The rest then joined in the affray.

Hu Luang, 32, who caught the incident on camera, said: "I saw one punch him in the eye - he grabbed another by the ear and it responded by grabbing his nose.

"They were leaping and jumping all over the place - it was better than a Bruce Lee film."

At one point the monkey trainer grabbed a staff to hit the monkeys, only to find himself facing a stick-brandishing monkey that cracked him over the head.

Lo only managed to get the monkeys under control by tangling them up in the rope that had been used to stop them running off.

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