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RUBESH @Manasha (2756) • Pondicherry, India 26 Sep 12

I have the habit of using the words to cope with whenever I write some articles. For example, The shop is rendering extraordinary service to cope with the demands of the people in this era. I also often use the words "...

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cbarnst Ok, I see what you mean. Like I said the phrase "to cope with" implies a hardship. For example to cope with illness or to cope with the loss of a loved one. It means more to deal with or to overcome or to get over. I don't think that phrase fits the context...

3 Oct 12

sukumar794 @sukumar794 (5040) • Thiruvananthapuram, India 27 Sep 12

The human life itself is a great boon of God. Many of strive hard to make money and comforts in plenty carrying the faith that it is the ultimate goal in life. Who would think of the precious values that are lost in such hectic...

chantings

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cbarnst Complacency is the humanity's greatest weakness. We become so focused on the here nad now that we lose sight of trying to just connect with our creator and our universe. Conversely, there are some like me who focus more on the philosophical aspect and tend to...

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cbarnst @cbarnst (13) • United States 26 Sep 12

I attend Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. As part of our campus dining system we have a Chick Fillet. Now the Chick fillet is in danger of being removed from campus because of the whole CEO controversy. I attended part...

politics

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cbarnst For me the chick Filet controversy is just the most recent example of the great screaming contest. I also stopped paying attention to political ads and even debates. If I happen to catch one I take it with a grain of salt.

27 Sep 12

cbarnst @cbarnst (13) • United States 26 Sep 12

I attend Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. As part of our campus dining system we have a Chick Fillet. Now the Chick fillet is in danger of being removed from campus because of the whole CEO controversy. I attended part...

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cbarnst Either that or there's an amendment the we never heard of stating that we have the right to use the law to protect our own personal feelings.

27 Sep 12

RUBESH @Manasha (2756) • Pondicherry, India 26 Sep 12

I have the habit of using the words to cope with whenever I write some articles. For example, The shop is rendering extraordinary service to cope with the demands of the people in this era. I also often use the words "...

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cbarnst Grammatically it's fine, but the phrase "to cope with" usually implies a sense of hardship. Saying "to cope with the demands..." almost makes the demands seem unwanted, at least in my opinion. I think in this context saying "to meet" instead of "to cope with"...

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bulastika @bulastika (5966) • Philippines 25 Sep 12

I'm really frustrated right now. I hate pessimistic person. Right now I'm thinking many things on how to make a living or how to open business online as I really need source of income. Problem is that instead of encouragement what...

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cbarnst It certainly is. As soon as those doomsayers hear the word "business" they automatically think you're setting yourself up for failure. I'm sure you already know that starting a business online or offline is risky. However, there are plenty of resources to help...

26 Sep 12

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ciolomiguel @ciolomiguel (23) 10 Sep 12

Do you believe that a person's advice to others are the things they wanted to do for themselves but they just can't for some reason?? speak out friends :)

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cbarnst If I'm asked for advice I try to start by asking questions. I try to know and analyze the situation as best I can and try to find a good logical soultion, which unfortunately doesn't always work. It's true that "dyers wear undied pants," but I don't think that...

26 Sep 12

ssgarcia13 @ssgarcia13 (42) • United States 14 Sep 12

So recently I've been hanging out with some new people at school and these two particular boys are always commenting on my behavior. I believe in being myself so of course I'm me around them but with every day that past they are...

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cbarnst Since you say they compliment specific things about you I'd say that your personality just fits in well with them, or at least they appreciate you for being yourself. Now complimenting you every day soes seem like they might be overdoing it. How often do you...

26 Sep 12

cbarnst @cbarnst (13) • United States 26 Sep 12

I attend Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. As part of our campus dining system we have a Chick Fillet. Now the Chick fillet is in danger of being removed from campus because of the whole CEO controversy. I attended part...

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adforme @adforme (2114) 26 Sep 12

The ways of the world are quite apparent. There really is not anything you can do to escape the realities of life. One can turn on the television or watch a movie, but after it is over, he or she is back to life's reality. No one...

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cbarnst The problem I've noticed with a lot of people, at least in American society, is that "who they are" depends on other's perceptions. Whether I'm trying to get a job or date a girl I like, I'm always taught to basically modify my appearence and mannerisms to fit...

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lyricmemphis @lyricmemphis (260) • United States 25 Sep 12

Okay I don't have kids but ran across this article on yahoo where a father blogged that his older son is his favorite. I do believe parents do have favorites because I have friends tell me so. I do think this father should not...

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cbarnst I guess it really just depends on the parents. Each parent may gravitate towards a different child simply because they have more in common as far as personalities and interests. I've known parents that make it obvious that they love one of their kids more than...

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Tam1204 @Tam1204 (59) • United States 25 Sep 12

I am a human resources manager for a major retail store. We do a lot of seasonal hiring. It always starts this time of year and we heavily advertise. I attend job fairs and recruit from the local colleges. We have no shortage of...

employment

hiring

jobs

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cbarnst Some people definitely don't look before they leap. I have a cousin that worked for the Illinois Department of Employment Security, and I've heard some interesting stories of some of the people that came to her for help. The situation you just described sounds...

25 Sep 12

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blinjk @blinjk (617) • United States 25 Sep 12

No matter what class do we belong,we are considered equal and we are all humans and the same.Do you consider yourself poor,middle class or rich?Which group do you belong?For me,I think I am in the middle class because I am not...

middle class

poor

rich

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cbarnst Right now I am a student, so I really don't know how to classify myself. If I go by my father's household, I think I would be considered lower middle class or poor. There is what's called a "poverty line" as far as household income goes and I think my family...

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