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I have just posted my 7th post. Thank you.
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The majority of posts on a message board are not first posts. Most posts are those that follow the introductory post. Yet most of the posts in the Applicant Posting Area are introductory posts designed to create a new topic on a message board. It would be worthwhile if we, as applicants, could demonstrate a facility with mid-thread posts. These posts would be designed to sum up the ongoing discussion and move it along, perhaps in a new direction. Alternatively these posts could be used to revive a flagging discussion by presenting an interesting new take on the current topic.
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I went to Hong Kong was around 7-8 years ago. I only remember tall and modern buildings like what I find in our capital. After visiting Singapore last year, I thought they are not much different. I was young and inexperienced in trips abroad at the time, so I probably overlooked many details. I wonder if I visited the wrong side of the city and completely missed the real beauty!
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It seems like the world is getting more cruel, and rather unruly. And of course it is not really the physical world itself but the people that inhabit it. All I can see nowadays is so much violence, hatred, anger, and dare I say, "social justice" from everybody it seems! And the scary part about this is that it happens in our virtual world. They take all of this hate and spread it in the social network.. a mindless cesspool that takes over our lives and consumes us to where we only live for that. Now this is a problem. Even if you don't see such cruelty in the real world, when you come home you go on your screens and look, you can just watch it unfold from the words they type. Spoken or not words do hurt more than they ever have. The old saying, "sticks and stones may break my bones but words won't hurt me", isn't really relevant anymore. Nowhere is safe.
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A co-worker told me that she was upset by the recent passing of Luke Perry. She had been a big fan of Beverly Hills 90210 and Luke Perry had been her childhood crush. It got me thinking about the actresses I had been infatuated with in my youth. I remember loving Susan Dey as Laurie Partridge on reruns of the Partridge Family and later as Grace on LA Law. I also was taken with Alyssa Milano as Samantha on Who's the Boss and then later on Charmed. Did you have a Celebrity Crush? Did you follow them from show to show as they moved on? Who was it? Are you still a fan now?
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I'd like to give a big shout out to Marvel Comics and to DC Comics for two recent movies. Captain Marvel and Wonder Woman were both fantastic movies that demonstrated that women take a back seat to no one. Our daughters and granddaughters have some great role models! Move over Supeman and Spider-Man!
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I'm a widower and I think I'm ready to try dating again. I'm reasonably tech literate and want to try online dating. Ladies I need your advice. What kinds of things should I highlight on my profile and what should I avoid? What gets your attention? What makes you smile when you read a man's profile? What makes you cringe? Little help? Please and Thanks.
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My son just turned 19 and is applying for his first credit card. I've heard lots of conflicting advice about credit ratings, credit checks and how to establish a good credit rating. Does anyone have any solid advice on what a young person should do and should not do to establish and maintain a good credit rating?
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A friend of mine recently became an Insurance Broker. She mainly does home and auto insurance. She was telling me about things that I may want to talk to my Broker about. She said that I'm probably not covered for Earthquake or for Overland Water damage. I called my broker and found out that she's right, I wasn't covered for either. I booked an appointment to sit down with my Broker and review my coverages. I suggest that we all review our policies so that there aren't any bad surprises when trouble hits.
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When I was growing up, there was only one kind of board game. It was the kind where someone wins and someone loses. This usually meant that someone went away with hard feelings. My family and friends were pretty competitive. Recently I was at a game store and there were people playing co-operative games, games where everyone was working together to complete a task, to beat the game or to beat the 'bad-guys.' Does anyone have any experience with co-operative games? Can you recommend some good ones?
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I have hit my 7th post. Thank you for your consideration.
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It's always been a dream of mine to visit one of the pyramids in Egypt or Mexico. Just the thought of being in the presence of something so ancient and important is awe-inspiring. Another place I would absolutely love to visit is Stonehenge. It's one of the first "mysteries of the old world" that I learned about and it's always intrigued me.
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It seemed simple. Walk into the shop, go to the counter, place your order, pay for your order, receive order and leave. First problem, apparently there is no such thing as simple. Perhaps, my order was complicated at some unknown level. I mean I wanted coffee. Just a cup of hot coffee. Not a latte, not a frappe, no syrup, and no milk, soy or otherwise. Just a cup of hot coffee. The expression was blank as I placed my order. Coffee? You want a latte? What flavor? What type of milk? No. Just hot coffee. You know the stuff where the beans are ground and roasted, you put it in the machine add water and presto hot coffee. Hmmm. What flavor? Just coffee, hot and black, please. As the line behind me began to backup, I wondered how desperate was I for this coffee. I mean wouldn't it be simpler to just give in and order a latte with some weird flavor and milk alternative. But, no, I had rights. I wanted coffee, pure and simple, hot and caffeinated. I stood my ground and after a look of confusion, the barista called for the manager. The manager gave me a strange look, how could anyone not want all the bells and whistles when it came to coffee. After what seemed like an interminable stare down, I left that shop with coffee. Just coffee, pure and simple, hot but, possibly decaffeinated.
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You wake up to a small face less than an inch from yours. The look given is intense. There are sounds coming from the body attached to the face. It is not quite a growl but, not a purr either. You know that sound, however, just like you know what that intense look means. You are late with breakfast. Sure it is the weekend and you want to sleep in. In fact, you had planned on skipping breakfast entirely. Your roommate has other ideas. You know by the look being giving you that you have mere seconds to respond before possible detriment comes to you. So warily, you stroke the head of the body tensing up before you as you now make noises of your own. Noises to soothe the furry being before you as you attempt to get out of bed without injury to either party. The furry being is not satisfied but is pacing impatiently as the sounds it emits become louder. Before a full eruption can occur, you dash for the kitchen, heedless of stubbed toes, as you yank open a cabinet, grab a can and make your way to the can opener. With mere seconds to spare, you empty the contents into a bowl in the kitchen. As you watch, your roommate approaches, sniffs and without further ado, commences with dispensing with the bowls contents in moments. As your companion looks at you, you realize you are hungry as well. It appears that breakfast is not an option but, a necessity, after all.
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Venting-Legitimate Expression of Self or Just Whining
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We know the drill. A co-worker approaches us on break. The day started too early and there is still a long time before quitting time. The boss seems to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown and everyone is now walking on eggshells. Time for some commissary between fellow combatants. Your co-worker starts. The day began on the wrong foot. She spilt coffee on her new pants. She had to use one of those portable stain lifting products while driving down the road so as not to be late. She gets to work only to discover that she cannot remember her new passcode assigned just the day before. Then she takes a tangent to vent about the changing of the passcode. Then, it is your turn. You tell about your child forgetting to tell you that a project was due that day until 9:00 p.m. the night before. So there you are scrambling in the craft drawer in a mad attempt to have something, anything to turn in. You go on to tell about your boss coming in demanding a reason for your failure to respond to his e-mail that you never received and so on. As you return to your desk, you feel a little guilty as you wonder did you justly air grievances or did you just whine about the unfairness of your live. -
There are diseases in this world that exact a terrible price. The price is not only paid by the sufferer but, loved ones as well. Alzheimer's is such a disease. It strips away all those things that make a person a person. It takes away peace of mind, memories and eventually, voice. It is elusive in the beginning. It may start with the simple misplacement of objects, a forgotten word, or the forgetting of an address. It moves forward most insidiously. Panic attacks may follow as the person wonders and worries about these changes. Paranoia may set in as concerned loved ones make the person feel as if people are "out to get them". As days and nights start merging, they lose a sense of time and place. Eventually, the present falls away, people are confused for those from their past. Finally, they fail to recognize any one and cease to respond. They refuse to talk, to eat and to react. As each day passes, a little more is lost so that while they are still living they are also lost to you.
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There are diseases in this world that exact a terrible price. The price is not only paid by the sufferer but, loved ones as well. Alzheimer's is such a disease. It strips away all those things that make a person a person. It takes away peace of mind, memories and eventually, voice. It is elusive in the beginning. It may start with the simple misplacement of objects, a forgotten word, or the forgetting of an address. It moves forward most insidiously. Panic attacks may follow as the person wonders and worries about these changes. Paranoia may set in as concerned loved ones make the person feel as if people are "out to get them". As days and nights start merging, they lose a sense of time and place. Eventually, the present falls away, people are confused for those from their past. Finally, they fail to recognize any one and cease to respond. They refuse to talk, to eat and to react. As each day passes, a little more is lost so that while they are still living they are also lost to you.
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Love is free. Right? In a sense, perhaps, but, there are unspoken conditions and/or promises that come with love. The love of a spouse comes with the vows of richer or poorer, sickness and in health, and for better or worse. That worse may be as simple as constantly leaving wet towels on the floor or it may mean dealing with an all consuming addiction. The love of a child, perhaps the purest of loves, may mean many sleepless nights due to a stomach virus or being late for a curfew. The love for a parent evolves from the childlike worship to seeing them for what they are, flawed humans just doing their best. The ultimate price of love is pain. The pain of watching a loved one suffer and being able to do anything. The pain of the final goodbye when they or you leave this world. Knowing that there is a price to love, is it worth it?
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When I grow up...Oh the possibilities. That is the way it seems at 4, 5, 6 but, after 30, those possibilities seemed to have evaporated. Why? What do we lose in those intervening years? Is it the ability to dream big? Is it that childish believe in oneself? Do we get worn down by life? Is it that we can clearly see the obstacles or that we place obstacles in our path? To tap ones full potential, we must believe in those possibilities. We must, in a way, not grow up. If we can retain our childlike faith in self, the possibilities are there.
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Hello everyone, I am here to say that I have just hit my 7th post! I wish to be a part of the this program and I really hope to hear good news. Thank you! Best Regards, Ilinca
